Stairway Lighting
Stairway Lighting – Quiet Safety. Subtle Drama.
Stair lighting is about more than brightness — it’s about feeling secure every step of the way. Whether you’re guiding sleepy kids down for a midnight drink or welcoming guests upstairs, our collection balances safety, beauty and spatial rhythm.
Why Stairway Lighting Matters More Than You Think
We don’t always notice great stair lighting — but we feel it.
The gentle glow guiding your feet at night. The subtle uplight tracing a floating tread. The quiet reassurance that says: this space is designed with care.
At Best Buy Lighting, we’ve curated a collection of stairway lights that enhance both movement and mood. Whether you're lighting a narrow indoor stairwell or open outdoor steps, our lights bring together comfort, contrast, and quiet confidence.
From recessed LED step lights to motion-triggered wall grazers, everything is designed to be both seen — and not seen.
Explore:
- Wall Lights – cast soft wash or vertical accents
- Sensor Lights – for hands-free visibility
- LED Downlights – discreet ceiling coverage for landings or wide stairs
Design Tips for Safe and Beautiful Stair Lighting
- Riser lights: Position discreet LEDs every 2–3 steps or beneath floating treads
- Wall sconces: Install at hip or eye level for both practical glow and dramatic accent
- Motion sensors: Ideal for night use, elderly accessibility, or homes with young children
- Warm colour temperatures (2700–3000K): Soften hard edges and avoid harsh contrast
- IP-rated fittings: Required for outdoor, basement, or wet-adjacent staircases (IP65+)
Light the Path. Shape the Experience.
A well-lit staircase is never just a safety feature.
It’s how a guest feels at ease when walking upstairs for the first time.
It’s how a child avoids fear at 3am.
It’s how modern homes reveal their structure — not just through materials, but through light.
FAQs
Do I need IP-rated lights for indoor stairs?
Not always. But for bathrooms, basements or exterior stairs, IP65-rated lights are essential for moisture resistance.
Can stair lighting be added after construction?
Yes. Options like wall-mounted sconces and surface LED strips can be installed without tearing into walls.
Are stair lights dimmable or motion-activated?
Many are. Motion sensor fittings are perfect for low-traffic zones, and dimmable lights are ideal for managing brightness day-to-night.
Can stair lights be a design feature?
Absolutely. Many homes now highlight stair treads with uplighting, or use wall grazers to create a sculptural feel.
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