Wall + Ceiling lights are a mounting location to the general term, surface. Luminaires in the surface category can offer a range of light distribution options. A Ceiling light can be direct, or both direct and indirect. Direct suggests that the light beam shines downward, and indirect references a light distribution that is upwards. An Indirect ceiling fixture demonstrates a beautiful hue of light reflected on the ceiling for a softer look. A wall light is most often considered omni-directional, offering a beautifully diffused light in ambient glow. Wall lights can also provide both direct and indirect light, or rather uplight and downlight; and lastly a wall effect design. Wall effects are used as accent or feature lights as they elevate a design in a space, rather than produce functional light. Wall and ceilings lights are very versatile in terms of when and where they can be used, from hallways, to bedrooms, offices, communal spaces; family rooms and more.