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  • Bang pendant light - concrete

    Bang pendant light - concrete

    Bang pendant light - concrete

    £147.00
    Regular price  £147.00 Sale price  £147.00
  • Mu Pendant Light

    Mu Pendant Light

    Mu Pendant Light

    £150.00
    Regular price  £150.00 Sale price  £150.00
  • Bentu Qie pendant light - concrete & bamboo

    Bentu Qie pendant light - concrete & bamboo

    Bentu Qie pendant light - concrete & bamboo

    £138.00
    Regular price  £138.00 Sale price  £138.00
  • Astro Lighting Mast Twin IP44 Wall Light

    Astro Lighting Mast Twin IP44 Wall Light

    Astro Lighting Mast Twin IP44 Wall Light

    £116.00
    Regular price  £146.00 Sale price  £116.00
  • Foscarini Aplomb Pendant Light - Large

    Foscarini Aplomb Pendant Light - Large

    Foscarini Aplomb Pendant Light - Large

    £691.00
    Regular price  £691.00 Sale price  £691.00
  • Lavina Concrete Wall Light

    Lavina Concrete Wall Light

    Lavina Concrete Wall Light

    £49.00
    Regular price  £49.00 Sale price  £49.00
  • Concrete Cube Wall Light

    Concrete Cube Wall Light

    Concrete Cube Wall Light

    £49.00
    Regular price  £49.00 Sale price  £49.00
  • Concrete drop pendant

    Concrete drop pendant

    Concrete drop pendant

    £179.00
    Regular price  £179.00 Sale price  £179.00
  • Bentu Shang pendant light

    Bentu Shang pendant light

    Bentu Shang pendant light

    £151.00
    Regular price  £151.00 Sale price  £151.00
  • Astro Lighting Brixham IP44 Wall Light

    Astro Lighting Brixham IP44 Wall Light

    Astro Lighting Brixham IP44 Wall Light

    £172.00
    Regular price  £216.00 Sale price  £172.00
  • Concrete trough pendant

    Concrete trough pendant

    Concrete trough pendant

    £445.00
    Regular price  £445.00 Sale price  £445.00
  • Concrete bud pendant

    Concrete bud pendant

    Concrete bud pendant

    £169.00
    Regular price  £169.00 Sale price  £169.00
  • Concrete bud wall light

    Concrete bud wall light

    Concrete bud wall light

    £179.00
    Regular price  £179.00 Sale price  £179.00
  • Concrete dome pendant

    Concrete dome pendant

    Concrete dome pendant

    £179.00
    Regular price  £179.00 Sale price  £179.00
  • Astro Lighting Dunbar Concrete IP65 Wall Light

    Astro Lighting Dunbar Concrete IP65 Wall Light

    Astro Lighting Dunbar Concrete IP65 Wall Light

    £187.00
    Regular price  £234.00 Sale price  £187.00
  • Febe pendant

    Febe pendant

    Febe pendant

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    £110.00
    Regular price  £110.00 Sale price  £110.00

Concrete lighting

Concrete lighting combines simple forms with a material more often associated with architecture. Its natural texture, weight and subtle tonal variation give each fitting a strong physical presence, while restrained shapes allow the material itself to remain the focus.

Our concrete lighting collection includes pendant lights, wall lights and ceiling fittings for contemporary interiors and selected exterior applications. From compact bedside wall lights to larger concrete pendant lights, these designs bring texture and definition to spaces without relying on decorative surface detail.

Why choose concrete lighting?

Concrete has an honest, tactile quality that suits interiors where materials are intended to be seen and appreciated. Its neutral colour works with timber, metal, glass and painted surfaces, while its texture can provide contrast against smooth cabinetry or plain walls.

The material is closely associated with industrial and modern architecture, but concrete lights are not limited to stark interiors. A softly shaped shade or a fitting combined with warm metalwork can sit comfortably in a dining room, bedroom or hallway. Browse our industrial lighting for further designs that celebrate practical construction and durable materials.

Concrete naturally varies in tone and surface texture. Small differences, pores and markings are usually part of the material’s character rather than faults. Refer to the individual product information for details of the finish and construction.

Concrete pendant lights

Concrete pendant lights work particularly well above kitchen islands, dining tables, counters and bedside tables. Their solid shades usually direct illumination downwards, creating a clear pool of light over the surface below.

A row of compact pendants can provide rhythm and task lighting over a long island. A larger concrete pendant can create a focal point above a round or rectangular dining table. Because concrete shades can look visually substantial, consider their diameter, depth and colour in relation to the room.

Pale concrete has a quieter appearance against white or neutral ceilings, while darker shades create stronger contrast. The inner surface of the shade also affects the quality of light. A pale or metallic interior may reflect more light downwards than a dark finish.

Explore our full collection of pendant lighting, including glass, metal and fabric alternatives. Compact single pendant lights are useful for smaller rooms, bedside installations and repeated arrangements.

Our guide to designer, luxury, modern and contemporary pendant lighting offers further advice on choosing the right scale and position.

Concrete wall lights

Concrete wall lights add texture at eye level and can produce both practical and atmospheric illumination. Up-and-down designs cast light across the wall, emphasising its surface and creating a soft architectural effect. Directional fittings can support reading or illuminate a specific area.

Use concrete wall lights in hallways, living rooms, bedrooms or stairwells where their projection and light output suit the space. A repeated series can bring order to a long wall or corridor, while a pair can frame a bed, doorway or fireplace.

Browse our wider selection of wall lights for fixed, adjustable, flush and plug-in designs. Where space is limited, check how far the fitting projects from the wall before choosing.

Concrete ceiling lights

Concrete ceiling lights can introduce material character without occupying floor or surface space. Flush or compact fittings are useful where ceiling height is restricted, while suspended designs create a more prominent feature.

The material’s neutral colouring makes it easy to combine concrete ceiling lights with different wall colours and furniture. However, the fitting’s weight and installation requirements should always be considered. Product dimensions and technical information should be reviewed before installation.

For more low-profile options, explore our flush ceiling lights and spotlights.

Using concrete lights outdoors

Some concrete lights are designed for external walls and architectural spaces. These products must have a suitable IP rating for the intended level of exposure. A fitting described as concrete is not automatically weatherproof, so indoor lights should not be used outside unless the manufacturer specifically approves the application.

Exterior concrete lighting works well against brick, timber cladding, render and stone. Its muted finish allows it to integrate with the building during the day while providing useful illumination after dark. Browse outdoor wall lights for fittings designed for exterior locations.

Pairing concrete with other materials

Concrete and brass create a balance between cool texture and warm colour. Brass details can lift a neutral scheme and connect the lighting with handles, taps or furniture. Discover lighting in polished, brushed and aged finishes in The Best of Brass.

Timber softens concrete and works especially well in dining rooms, bedrooms and living spaces. Black metal creates a sharper industrial look, while opal glass diffuses light and contrasts with concrete’s opaque surface.

Concrete also fits naturally within modernist interiors. Explore our mid-century classics for lighting that shares the same emphasis on clear form, useful illumination and considered construction.

Fabric and paper shades offer a lighter visual alternative when a room needs softer texture and more widely diffused light. Browse our fabric and paper shade lighting to compare materials.

Planning a concrete lighting scheme

Start by identifying where general, task and accent lighting are needed. A concrete pendant can illuminate a dining or work surface, while wall lights add a lower layer and prevent the ceiling fitting from carrying the entire scheme.

Consider the room’s existing materials. Concrete lighting can relate directly to stone floors or worktops, or provide deliberate contrast with timber and textiles. Repeating the material sparingly often produces a stronger result than using it for every light in the room.

Bulb choice affects both performance and atmosphere. Warm-white light can soften concrete’s cool appearance, while a slightly clearer light may suit kitchens and workspaces. If the bulb is visible, its size and shape should also complement the fitting. Browse suitable light bulbs, following the cap, wattage and dimming specification for the selected light.

Concrete lighting offers a distinctive way to introduce texture, structure and focused illumination into an interior. Explore the collection for pendant, wall and ceiling lights, or discover further materials and applications across our complete designer lighting range.

Explore our FAQs below to find clarity on concrete lighting and discover how Holloways of Ludlow is committed to making your lighting experience exceptional.

Why choose concrete lighting fixtures?

Concrete lighting fixtures are not only stylish but also incredibly durable. Their raw and industrial aesthetics add a unique touch to any space. Plus, they are versatile, complementing various interior design styles.

Is concrete lighting suitable for my home or business?

Absolutely. Concrete lighting can enhance both residential and commercial spaces. Its rugged yet elegant appearance makes it a versatile choice, whether you're decorating a modern loft or a cozy home.

What are the benefits of concrete lighting fixtures?

Concrete lighting fixtures offer a blend of aesthetics and function. They provide soft, diffused lighting while making a design statement. Plus, they're robust and long-lasting.

Do you offer guarantees on concrete lighting purchases?

Yes, we provide a 30-day no quibble guarantee on our concrete lighting fixtures. If you're not completely satisfied with your purchase, we make the return process hassle-free.

Is there free delivery available for concrete lighting orders over £50?

Certainly! We offer free delivery on orders over £50, including our concrete lighting fixtures. It's our way of adding value to your shopping experience.

How quickly can I expect my concrete lighting order to arrive?

If the product is in stock, you can anticipate delivery within 3-5 business days. We understand the importance of prompt delivery, and we work diligently to get your order to you as soon as possible.

Can I get personalised advice on selecting the right concrete lighting for my space?

Our knowledgeable team is here to assist you. Contact us for personalised recommendations and design guidance to choose the perfect concrete lighting fixture for your specific needs.

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1. Is every concrete light completely unique?
Concrete can show natural variations in tone, texture, pores and small surface markings. These differences mean two shades may not look completely identical. The degree of variation depends on the manufacturing process and finish described for the individual product.
2. Are concrete lights very heavy?
Concrete fittings are often heavier than comparable fabric, plastic or thin metal designs, although weight varies considerably by size and construction. Check the product specification and ensure the mounting surface and fixings are suitable for the fitting.
3. Where do concrete pendant lights work best?
Concrete pendants work well over kitchen islands, dining tables, counters and bedside tables. Their opaque shades often direct light downwards, making them especially useful where a defined pool of illumination is required.
4. Can concrete lighting be used outdoors?
Only fittings specifically approved for exterior use should be installed outdoors. Check that the product has an IP rating suitable for the intended position and exposure. An indoor concrete fitting is not automatically resistant to rain or moisture.
5. How should concrete lighting be cleaned?
Dust the surface gently with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid abrasive tools, harsh chemicals and excessive water, which may mark the finish or affect porous surfaces. Always follow the manufacturer’s care instructions for the specific product.
6. Which materials and colours pair well with concrete lights?
Concrete works well with timber, brass, black metal, glass, stone and natural textiles. Warm colours and materials soften its appearance, while monochrome finishes create a more architectural or industrial scheme.