The 10 Best LED Track Lighting Kits

The Dash N Direct Flexible Foldable (around $159) lives up to its name quite well, in that its arms can be positioned in a variety of patterns while the heads swivel and rotate for ultimate adjustability. As a bonus, it's affordably priced, especially when you consider its size.

Each of the six bulbs in the Pro Track Thurston (around $250) offers a 90-lumens output, which is nice and bright, but they're also dimmable, should you need more gentle illumination from time to time. The heads are stylish, too, with their eye-catching saucer shape.

Whether for general use or spotlighting works of art, the Kira Home Broadway (appx. $134) is an industrial choice featuring a charming gold trim that complements its oil-rubbed bronze finish well. And even though it includes halogen bulbs, it's compatible with GU10 LEDs.

Although the West Ninth Vintage Fayette (about $250) is technically more of a chandelier and less of a track, its appealing rustic design makes it an interesting option to consider. Every one is handcrafted from distressed wood and is sure to become the focal point of your room.

You don't need to blow your entire decorating budget to create an inviting home atmosphere thanks to the Lithonia Lighting Ostrich Egg (around $87), which is functional yet chic. It comes in several other designs, too, such as "pepper mill" and "flared skirt."

The Tiella Nickel (about $157) is packaged with halogen bulbs, but accepts LEDs, as well, although it should be noted that some folks have trouble getting the latter to play nicely with a dimmer. Nevertheless, if you're seeking an option that's sleek and modern, it's one to consider.

If you love all things theater, the LNC Adjustable Wood Canopy (appx. $129) could be a fun choice, fashioned as it is to resemble stage accessories. You can choose from one-, two-, or three-head models, which is great if you happen to have a smaller house.

Diminutive and elegant, the Pro Track Tilden (around $80) has two heads and provides 720 lumens of brightness, so it's neither too dim nor too glaring. Plus, its brushed nickel finish is clean and modern, suitable for kitchens, bathrooms, and more.

Wiring a new fixture can be a hassle, an annoyance that this Rite Lite High Output (around $29) helps you avoid. It is powered by six AAAs, and you can mount it with either Velcro or screws, making it a snap to position virtually anywhere you want to see more clearly.

You might notice that the Designers Fountain Envirolite (appx. $60) costs less than many similar four-head models, but you get what you pay for, as the saying goes, since it is on the flimsier side. It does arrive with all necessary hardware, though.