Here are some other suggestions for bronze-finish flush lights that you might like!

Trade Winds Slim (this one is available at a GREAT price!)

Savoy House Colton

Savoy House Grove

Kichler LED flush mount

Kichler slim flush mount

We have literally hundreds more options--I don't want to overwhelm you! But you are welcome to take a look at our full selection, too.

can we see the hallway?

not much to look at, in the middle of updating it. but this is it. left door is bath, right is garage and straight ahead is laundry.

the trade winds, or the kichler fixture that is posted above would be a nice pairing.

Thanks for the suggestions! I see both of those are more than 9 in but I did see ones similar that are smaller. What's the max I can go for a fixture in this space?

I really like this one, would it work with having each light pointing towards a door?

A good rule of thumb for finding the ideal size of a ceiling light is as follows: Measure the length and width of the room you want to light and convert this number to inches by adding them together to find the ideal width of a ceiling light.

So let's say your hallway there is 6 feet wide and 6 feet long. Put that together, that's 12 inches! I think you may be able to choose a bigger light than you think (since you said 9 inches earlier).

That may make some of the fixtures we recommended earlier still workable for your space. I can also recommend semi-flush mounts too if you would like.

thanks for all the help! I definitely have a better idea of what to go with and will update you once I hang the winner!

You are welcome, Meg C! Happy to help.

As promised, here is the light I went with. I get so many compliments on it and it is the perfect amount of light in this hall.

well, that looks great, and yes lots of light!