Ash Wood Glass Flush Mount Ceiling Light | Low-Profile Fixture

The Ash Wood Glass Flush Mount Ceiling Light hugs the ceiling instead of hanging from it, which keeps headroom free in entryways, hallways, basements and rooms with ceilings of eight feet or lower. A soft white glass diffuser gives a warm, even glow that works in modern and rustic rooms alike.

The base is shaped from natural ash wood, so every piece has its own grain and tone, and the shade is white glass. It takes a small G9 bulb and is wired to the ceiling and run from a wall switch. Choose the small size for an entry or closet, or the large one for a living room or main hallway.

Details. Small: diameter 7.1 in, height 4.7 in (18 × 12 cm). Large: diameter 11 in, height 4.7 in (28 × 12 cm). Natural ash wood base with a white glass shade. One G9 bi-pin bulb, LED or halogen; bulb not included; warm white 2700–3000K recommended. Hardwired flush mount, standard wall switch (not included); AC 110–240 V. Indoor use.

Free shipping within the US — delivered in 8–15 business days. Not the right fit? Request a return within 30 days. See our Shipping Policy and Refund Policy.

Free standard shipping to all 50 U.S. states. Orders are processed in 1–3 business days and delivered in 7–12 business days after that — most arrive within 8–15 business days. You receive tracking by email when the order ships.

Returns are accepted within 30 days of delivery for unused, uninstalled items in original condition. Damaged or defective items are replaced or refunded in full — email photos within 48 hours. See our Shipping Policy and Refund Policy.

Which bulb does it use? The bulb base, maximum wattage and whether a bulb is included are listed under Specifications. All corded products are rated for U.S. 110–120V outlets.

Do I need an electrician? Only for hardwired fixtures. Plug-in and battery-operated lights install in minutes.

Is it dimmable? If it is, it says so under Specifications. Dimmable LED products need a compatible LED dimmer.

Will the color match the photos? We photograph as accurately as we can; screens differ and natural materials vary slightly from piece to piece.