With a selection of 2-6 lights, this small, close-to-the-ceiling light has the most configurations of any semi-flush fixture we offer.

Seen in turn-of-the-century houses from 1895-1920, the James was a popular entry, hallway, stairway, and bathroom fixture. More recent houses built with lower ceilings might also use it in living, dining, and bedrooms.

See the Garfield for a chandelier version with length and light options. Good partners for these fixtures are the Gilchrist, Merrill, and Bradford.

See more lighting from our Early Eclectic collection, or Hexagonal style.