Progress Lighting P350022-020 Briarwood Collection Farmhouse Flush Mount Ceiling Light, 1-Light, Antique Bronze

I’ve purchased three of these lights for my current home, and three for our previous home. I absolutely love the farmhouse style and the blend of white and black. We use vintage bulbs in soft white and they provide ample light for the foyer. We also utilize one in a bedroom hallway. I like that there is no glass, which makes them easier to clean.I only gave four stars for ease of installation because of course with it being a square unit instead of round, you must line up the mounting bracket so that it faces straight in your line of sight. This takes a few adjustments each time and a few cuss words from the hubby. It’s not as flexible as other light installations but well worth the effort.At this price point, this is a great value to achieve a classic farmhouse look.

I have looked at so many lights on so many sites. Thought I would take a chance since this was a fraction of the price of the others. I am so pleased with the final result. Installed the light looks expensive and very farmhouse chic. Super easy to install (like 5 minutes) for this non professional. I have bought 2 now!!

They look very, very nice in my hallways and the bulbs for these fixtures shed a great deal of light. They are well-made and even nicer than I expected to be. I would recommend these.

I love this fixture! All the needed parts for assembly were in the box and instructions were easy to follow. Extra things you will need beforehand are wire cutters, electrical tape, and eye ware to keep the fiberglass from falling into your eyes. Be sure to match up the screw holes with the holes in the fixture first before hooking everything up. I used white E26 light bulbs with this fixture.

Beautiful light fixture at a good price. After reading some reviews where people said it was difficult to install I went into it thinking I would have a hard time. I pulled everything out of the box and looked at the very unhelpful "instructions" which is really just a picture and realized it really wasn't that difficult. You screw in the screws which hold up the light into the bracket before attaching the bracket to the ceiling. You can figure out which hole they go into by making sure it lines up with the holes in the fixture. You may need to adjust how high or low they are in order to get the fixture tight to the ceiling. I was also able to adjust where the light went so it wasn't at an angle which other reviewers said you couldn't. Overall I am very happy with these fixtures. I purchased a 2 light one for my entryway and 1 light ones for hallways and love them.

Replaced a 26 year old, 4 bulb fluorescent light fixture in our kitchen with this. It looks nice, but I need to get clear glass bulbs that put out bright white light to make it brighter. The fixture is fine, but the installation took longer than it should have.1. Be sure your mounting screws are in the 2 opposite holes that are 2-3/4 inches apart. There are 2 other holes closer together, but the holes in the fixture are 2-3/4 inches.2. Because the fixture is square, as opposed to a round base that could mount any way, this has to line up properly on your ceiling. Because of that, the mounting plate that screws onto the electrical box on the ceiling did not have slots in the exact spot I needed them to be in order to mount the light squarely on the ceiling. I eventually had to drill a hole on one side of the mounting plate in order to get it in the proper position.3. Getting the 2 mounting screws through the 2 holes in the fixture is a little tricky. I finally got them through the holes when I was facing perpendicular to the 2 screws as opposed to one of the sides that had the 2 screws in line with each other.4. And because it's such a hassle to get those screws through the holes, you don't want to have to take it down to adjust the length of the mounting screws. The 2 decorative caps that screw on to hold it tight to the ceiling don't screw on very far, so do your best to measure and set the length of those screws in the mounting plate to the proper length to start with. If they are too long, you'll have to remove the fixture to screw them in further so the decorative caps will hold the fixture snug against the ceiling. I'd probably plan to set them on the shorter side than the longer side so you have just enough to screw on the caps and tighten it to the ceiling.5. Good luck!!

I needed a new light fixture for my bathroom. I actually saw this light fixture on the Home Depot website. I needed it as soon as possible but their website said November 15th it would be in. I copied the name of it and looked for it on Amazon. It was cheaper here than Home Depot and it arrived the next day. My contractor installed it with ease and it really ties the bathroom together with the matching faucet!

We changed out 2 hallway lights for these updated light fixtures. They add a lot of character and depth to our hallways now. We are extremely happy. The installation process was challenging at first. We could not figure out how to get the screws through the light. We read a lot of reviews and found some really good suggestions that made the process way easier. Once we realized the screws needed to be in the stationary holes so they would not move, it was much easier to install. So if you get frustrated, read through reviews on here and it will help a lot. They are totally worth the pain of installation!