Many people believe they have chosen the right ceiling light for their entryway, yet overlook important details, resulting in poor user experience. The following 8 mistakes should be strictly avoided:

1. Focusing only on appearance and ignoring size

Installing a ceiling light over 40 cm in diameter in a small entryway makes the space feel cramped and overwhelming.

2. Chasing high brightness and choosing cool light

Cool light above 1500 lumens causes glare at night and creates a cold, unwelcoming atmosphere.

3. Choosing a transparent shade without glare protection

Transparent shades produce harsh direct light, which may cause temporary dizziness when entering at night.

4. Selecting complex, multi-layer designs

These designs collect dust easily, are difficult to clean, and increase visual pressure in small spaces.

5. Wrong material choice with poor adaptability

In humid areas, fabric or solid wood shades are prone to moisture damage, mold, and deformation.

6. Installing the light too low

Fixtures protruding more than 10 cm increase the risk of bumping your head, especially for children and elderly family members.

7. Ignoring sealing and insect protection

Non-sealed fixtures allow insects to accumulate inside, affecting light quality and making cleaning difficult.

8. Choosing cheap, low-quality products

Low-quality plastic lights yellow, dim, flicker, and may even pose safety risks within a year.