Suspension Lights

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Our suspension lights come in our basic design, which we can supply in a number of different colours, or in a variety of contemporary finishes including chrome, nickel, satin nickel metallic and, of course, classic plain white. We have harnessed the benefits of LED lighting technology to allow us to make suspension light fittings in a wider range of styles and designs. And because you don’t need to replace your lamps very often, it makes these long, stylish light fittings more practical than ever.

We manufacture suspension lights in a wide variety of different heights, so you can make this style work in a room of just about any size. But if you have rooms that are higher than they are wide, suspension lights will bring the main focus of any light down to a low level, where you can make the greatest use of it.

We have been hand-crafting our suspension light fittings in our factory in Leith, just east of Edinburgh, for more than 40 years, and the Dorval Lighting business is now in the hands of the third generation of our founding family.

We sell to both the public and trade, and send our lampshades out to all corners of the British Isles using fast and reliable courier services.

What Are the Best Features of Suspension Lights?

You can get lots of light with a very small footprint

A suspension light produces lots of illumination, but has just a small footprint. In many older rooms with high ceilings but a small floor space, they draw your eye towards the vertical dimensions and can evenly light all the available floor space.

You can also direct the illumination from a suspension light very precisely, and choose whether you want it to be concentrated in a tightly-defined area, or flood out to shine over a much larger space.

They’re perfect to go with a minimalist look

With just the light shades and the lamps themselves visible, you can create some stunning effects. Suspension lights work perfectly in a room where you want people to focus their attention on the decor and fittings. Suspension lights mean there’s as little as possible to detract from the look you’re trying to create.

You can make it look as though the light is floating in mid-air!

With the right decor, you can almost make it look as though there is nothing holding up your suspension lights, with the wiring which suspends them very subtle. Suspension lighting works best when you can carry off this optical illusion!

Why Choose Dorval Lighting Ltd for Your Suspension Lights?

Dorval Lighting Ltd has been providing premium quality and bespoke designed suspension lighting for over forty years. Having developed a reputation for excellence and a loyal customer base, our expert designers and manufacturers create our lights to the highest standard of quality, with lights conforming to CE standards.

Our collection of suspended lights can suit all manner of interior designs and be a focal point in any room, accentuating key features and details.

To find out more information about our unique ceiling and suspended lighting options, get in touch.

Product categories

Suspension Lights

Chrome/Red Single Light Suspension

Gunmetal Single Light Suspension

Matt Nickel Single Light Semi-Flush Suspension

Polished Chrome 3 Light Semi-Flush Suspension

Polished Chrome 3 Light Suspension

Polished Chrome 5 Light Flush/Semi Flush Suspension

Polished Chrome Semi Flush Single Light

Polished Chrome Single Light Semi-Flush Suspension

Polished Chrome Single Light Suspension

Polished Chrome Single Light Suspension

Polished Chrome/White Single Light Suspension

Satin Nickel 3 Light Semi-Flush Suspension

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What Are the Best Features of Suspension Lights?

You can get lots of light with a very small footprint

They’re perfect to go with a minimalist look

You can make it look as though the light is floating in mid-air!

Why Choose Dorval Lighting Ltd for Your Suspension Lights?

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