No overhead lighting living rooms

If you have a room with no overhead lighting, there are several ways to add light to a room without overhead lighting.

Whether you’re living in a 30-story high rise or the second floor of a townhouse, one thing is nearly universally true of apartments: They never seem to have enough light. And while you can do a bit to fake a brighter space, including revving up dim old overhead lights by swapping in higher-lumen LEDs for dull incandescents or replacing (or removing) heavy shades, it can be tricky to figure out a solution when you don’t have any overhead lights at all.

Do you need more overhead lighting, but you can't add it? Try one of these three alternatives that will give you light without the cost.

Is your room without ceiling lights? Wondering how to light it up? Check out these great ideas for lighting up your space if you don't have overhead lighting. Our collection features lamps, wall lights, string lights and more.

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These lighting solutions for rooms with low ceilings are aesthetically pleasing and easy to implement.