In my area, building code dictates requirements for closet lighting. Check what you’re allowed before searching.

I would never want a chandelier or flourescent in a closet.

Just changed our old, ugly fluorescent lights out for LED track lighting in master walk-ins. Closets are a bit deeper at 8' & 10' so multiple fixtures were needed.I was blown away by the change! Recessed lighting wasn't an option for us so the track system was best solution.

I've been fine with a flushmount fixture in my closet, which is of a similar scale to yours. A two-bulb fixture would be fine, and you can use an LED bulb with just about anything, so you can have it as bright and stark as you need to get a good view.

Sorry that Houzz is broken with regard to photo links, but here are some possibilities, both glam (different types) and more practical.

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https://www.houzz.com/products/plc-lighting-4-light-ceiling-light-glacier-collection-3486-pc-prvw-vr~27311253

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Keep in mind that a lot of crystals or filagree means lots of shadows, which will look dramatic but interfere with the clarity of the light. There's no right or wrong, but you have to balance those values.

I love my LED track light in my walk-in closet we chose 5000 k for the bulbs since they are as close to sunlight as possible.

Neither chandeliers nor track lights are allowed in closets by the IRC or NEC/NFPA.

UH-OH . I'd better measure my ceiling height!

That's just for reach in closets and possibly very narrow walk ins.

What is the difference between a good sized walk in closet or a tiny bedroom.My walk in has more than enough clearance from my LED track to any combustible item. I agree those codes are meant for reach ins and very narrow walkins.

Thank you for your help! I just want to be safe and still know the difference between black and navy blue in the closet....

What about the exposed-bulb pull-chain lights that are in 95% of closets in the country?!?

Have been illegal for 30 years. Monkey see monkey do?

Well, honestly, not that many of us live in new construction. I've been around the old kind for 50-mumblety years, so it would never have occurred to me that they were a problem. Are still sold! What does somebody use now if no switch in place???

"Are still sold!" - But not for use in clothes closets.

"What does somebody use now if no switch in place???" - The Phone Book to find an electrician ;) They actually make several fixtures approved for closets with pull chains...or motion detectors.