8 Best Farmhouse Lighting For Homes With Exposed Brick Walls

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A set of two adjustable plug-in sconces that mount easily on brick without cutting into walls.

If you cannot — or will not — run new wiring through brick, this pair is your realistic entry point. Each sconce comes with a 57.48-inch plug-in cord with an on/off dimmer switch built right into the cord. At just 1.8 pounds per fixture, these are a fraction of the weight of the MAYNA ceiling unit, so the wall-mount installation feels light and manageable. The gooseneck arm is adjustable, letting you aim the light exactly where the brick casts the most shadow.

The design is classic matte black with a white interior shade that boosts light reflection. Appearance is the most-praised aspect among owners — 65 call it out specifically — and the quality rating is strong. Buyers describe it as “sleek black industrial design with adjustable gooseneck for precise light direction.” The mixed feedback centers on the on/off switch: some units arrive with a switch that does not work correctly, so test it right from the start. The set of two makes this a genuine value for flanking a brick fireplace or a bed.

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A downward-casting sconce with a matte black dome that throws light straight down onto brick or porch surfaces.

This is the same 800-lumen output as the DANSEER flush mount, but packed into a gooseneck wall sconce that can go indoors or outdoors. The white interior shade helps the light reflect evenly, and the 12-inch dome size makes a noticeable statement without overwhelming a brick wall. At 12.08 x 11.03 x 9.04 inches, it has a bigger visual presence for rooms with high ceilings or long brick spans.

Appearance is the top praise — 77 owners highlight the look — and the consensus is that it punches above its price, with many saying it looks like designer pieces costing twice as much. The sturdiness gets a mixed score from some, but most report the mount feels solid once installed. The biggest quirk: the light shines straight down, so test placement before you drill. Buyers call it “simple to install” and “good value for the cost.”

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An 11-inch rust-finish barn shade that gives low ceilings a touch of vintage farmhouse without hanging low.

At 2.64 pounds and with a height of just 7.59 inches, this semi-flush mount sits close to the ceiling — a smart pick for rooms with 8-foot ceilings that also feature exposed brick. The rust finish is unique in this collection; it is a painted-on rust tone rather than real oxidation, but it nails the aged-industrial look against red or brown brick. The 800-lumen brightness is on par with the Globe sconce, though it is the total output from one bulb, not a multi-bulb setup.

Owners emphasize the value for the money — 16 call it out — and the install is reportedly a fast 15-minute job. The “thin wires” get an occasional mention, but buyers still buy a second unit because the look and price outweigh that concern. The barn shape with a bright white underside spreads light wide, which helps keep a brick room from feeling like a cave.

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A galvanized gray gooseneck built from weather-resistant steel and backed by a 10-year warranty.

If your exposed brick is on an exterior porch or patio, this is the fixture that handles rain and humidity. It is UL-listed for wet locations, meaning it passed safety tests for direct weather exposure. The shepherd’s hook arm and 10-inch metal shade deliver a classic barn silhouette in gray galvanized paint that looks natural against both red and whitewashed brick. At 800 lumens, the brightness is functional for entryways or covered outdoor spaces.

Owners love the look — 54 praise the appearance — and the dark-sky-compliant design means the shroud hides the bulb, casting light only on the ground without glare. The honest concern is rust: some owners mention the painted finish starts to rust after a few years under a covered but exposed porch. The manufacturer’s 10-year warranty backs you up, and several owners note they simply repaint it. The versatility is real, with one buyer using it indoors above a kitchen sink and spray-painting it white to match the room.

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A four-light pagoda-style cage pendant that brings a high-end designer look without the high-end price.

This pendant shines brightest (literally and figuratively) over a kitchen island or sink situated against an exposed brick wall. The oil-rubbed bronze finish and open lantern cage add an architectural layer that mirrors the raw texture of brick. It ships with four 420-lumen LED bulbs at a warm 2700 Kelvin color temperature (a warm, yellowish-white light), so you get a soft, inviting glow right from the start — no separate bulb shopping. The adjustable chain reaches 94 inches, meaning it can hang at almost any height above a brick feature.

The aesthetics are the most-praised aspect here — 121 owners mention the appearance, making it the single highest aspect count in this entire guide. Quality scores second with 59 mentions. Buyers consistently call it a “luxury improvement on budget” and say they returned pricier showroom fixtures for this one. The mixed feedback targets the finish consistency: ordering multiple units from different sellers can result in slight color variation in the bronze. It is ETL-listed (meeting U.S. safety standards) and professional installation is recommended.

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A five-jar chandelier on a faux-wood beam that makes a brick dining room feel like a reclaimed barn interior.

This is the brightest fixture in the selection — 2250 total lumens from five E26 bulbs — so if your brick room has deep shadows, this will flood the space with even light. The design uses transparent mason jar shades suspended from a steel frame with a faux wood texture, blending the rustic canning-jar aesthetic with a more refined linear silhouette. The 59-inch adjustable chains give you a wide range of hanging heights, from a snug 17 inches to a very low drop.

Appearance is the top praise at 46 mentions, with quality close behind at 23. Buyers describe it as “good farmhouse look” that works “well with dimmer switch for ambiance.” The trade-off is installation: the chain links sometimes arrive uneven, requiring a bit of swapping to get the fixture hanging level. The jars themselves look the part but do not have standard Mason jar threading, so you cannot unscrew the lid and use actual canning jars. It is UL-listed and carries a 2-year warranty.

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A solid wood bottom frame lined with black iron fencing that spans 37.8 inches across a dining area.

This is the heaviest fixture on the list at 14.3 pounds, and that weight comes from a genuine solid wood frame — not a faux finish. The 37.8-inch length makes it the longest linear option here, designed to anchor a dining table or a bar against a brick backdrop. The adjustable chain ranges from a 7.9-inch drop to 47.3 inches, so it fits both standard and vaulted ceilings. It takes five E26 bulbs (40 watts max each), letting you customize the brightness and color tone.

Appearance is the top praise with 45 mentions, and quality follows at 26. Owners say it “looks and works great” and are particularly impressed that it arrives pre-assembled, saving time on setup. The wiring does get mixed feedback — some find the connections fiddly — but the included instructions and color-coded wires help. The fixture is UL-listed and backed by a 2-year parts replacement warranty. A few customers note the wood color is slightly lighter than the product photos, so check that against your brick’s tone.