Lighting

Lighting in Shreveport, LA

Illuminate Your Home with Style and Function

At Maxie’s Interior & Exterior of Louisiana, we believe lighting does more than brighten a room — it sets the mood, enhances functionality, and adds character to your space. That’s why we offer a carefully curated selection of interior lighting solutions to help homeowners in Shreveport and the surrounding areas create warm, welcoming, and beautifully lit spaces.

Whether you’re designing a cozy living room, updating your kitchen lighting, or completing a bathroom renovation, our showroom features a wide range of options for every taste and budget — with expert guidance from our lighting specialists to ensure your space truly shines.

Explore a Full Range of Lighting Options

We carry an extensive variety of lighting fixtures to complement every style — from timeless
and traditional to modern and minimalist. Our team can help you choose fixtures that enhance
your décor, improve visibility, and add that perfect finishing touch to your space.

Lighting categories we carry:

Pendant Lighting – A stylish choice for kitchens, islands, and entryways

Chandeliers – Add elegance and drama to dining rooms or foyers

Wall Sconces – Ideal for ambient lighting in hallways, bathrooms, or beside vanities

Flush & Semi-Flush Mounts – Functional and attractive options for rooms with lower
ceilings

Vanity Lights – Designed to provide clear, flattering light in bathrooms

Under-Cabinet Lighting – Great for task lighting in kitchens and workspaces

Ceiling Fans with Lights – Energy-efficient options for airflow and brightness in one
fixture

How to Choose the Right Lighting for Your Space

Lighting is one of the most important — and most overlooked — elements of interior design.
Choosing the right lighting involves considering purpose, placement, brightness, and style.
Here are a few tips from our experts to help guide your selection:

1. Layer Your Lighting

Great lighting comes in layers. Combine ambient lighting (overhead), task lighting (focused light for workspaces), and accent lighting (decorative or mood-setting) to create balance and dimension.

2. Match the Fixture to the Function
– Kitchens benefit from bright, directional task lighting over counters and islands.
– Living rooms call for softer, ambient lighting with adjustable brightness.
– Bathrooms need clear, shadow-free light for mirrors and grooming tasks.
– Bedrooms do well with dimmers, lamps, and warm-toned lights to promote relaxation.

3. Size Matters
Always consider scale. A chandelier over a dining table or a pendant in a stairwell should fit the space without overwhelming it. When in doubt, bring your room’s measurements to our showroom and we’ll help you find the right size fixture.

4. Color Temperature Counts
Lighting temperature affects mood:
– 2700K–3000K (Warm White): Cozy, inviting – great for bedrooms, living rooms
– 3500K–4100K (Cool White): Crisp and bright – great for kitchens and bathrooms
– 5000K+ (Daylight): Very bright and energizing – ideal for workspaces or utility areas

5. Don’t Forget Dimmers
Installing dimmer switches gives you control over light intensity and can change the entire feel
of a room with the flick of a switch.

Lighting That Reflects Your Style

Lighting is both a functional necessity and a design feature. Whether you’re looking for a rustic farmhouse look, modern minimalism, industrial vibes, or timeless elegance, Maxie’s offers lighting fixtures in a wide range of finishes, shapes, and materials to help you personalize your space.

Our showroom showcases real-life setups, so you can visualize how each fixture will look and
perform in your home before making a decision.

Visit Our Lighting Showroom in Shreveport

Seeing lighting in person makes a difference. Our team is here to help you make informed decisions — whether you’re shopping for a single fixture or creating a full-home lighting plan. We’ll work with your space, style, and budget to find the right fit. Visit us at 2225 Woodward Ave, Shreveport, LA 71103, or contact us today at (318) 219-4190 to speak with a lighting specialist.