Track Lights

 


Track lighting offers flexible, directional illumination for spaces that need more than a single fixed light source can provide. Ideal for kitchens, living areas, galleries, and retail spaces, track lights allow you to highlight artwork, define zones, or brighten a room from multiple angles — all from one continuous rail.


Our track lighting collection includes a range of finishes and head styles, from sleek matte black profiles to concrete. Each track light is designed for easy repositioning, meaning you can adjust the direction of light as your room, furniture, or focal points change over time. Whether you're lighting a compact an apartment or a larger commercial space, browse our full range of track lights below to find the right fit for your home or project.  Read our guide to track lighting for a complete explanation of the systems, fixtures and specs.

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Track light in gunmetal finish
Track light in brushed bronze finish
Regular price From $159.00
Single Circuit Track - Lighting Collective
Single Circuit Track - Lighting Collective
Regular price From $45.00
Single Circuit Track Accessories | Black | Centre Feed
Single Circuit Track Accessories | White | Centre Feed
Regular price From $6.00
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LED Single Spot Track Light | L - Component | SALE - Lighting Collective
LED Single Spot Track Light | L - Component | SALE - Lighting Collective
Regular price $35.00 Sale price was $220.00
Black three circuit track on white background
White three circuit track on white background
Regular price From $69.00

Frequency asked questions about track lighting

Track lighting gives you the flexibility to reposition and re-aim your lights as your space or furniture layout changes, rather than being locked into fixed points in the ceiling. It's a practical option for kitchens, galleries and open-plan areas where you want the light to follow a bench, feature wall or artwork — and most track systems use energy-efficient LEDs, so you're not trading flexibility for running costs.

No — this is worth checking before you buy. The main systems (H-Track, J-Track and L-Track) use different wiring configurations and profiles, so track and track heads need to be from the same system to work together. If you're planning a track lighting layout, it's best to settle on one standard for the whole project.

Single-circuit track runs all the lights on that run from one switch or dimmer, which suits most residential spaces. Three-circuit track lets you group lights on the same run onto separate switches — useful in open-plan homes or commercial fitouts where you want task, ambient and accent lighting controlled independently.

A general starting point is around three track heads per metre, spaced roughly 30cm apart, which gives even coverage without dark spots. The right number will still depend on the brightness of the heads you choose and what the space is used for.

Yes — track lighting suits kitchens, living areas and open-plan spaces particularly well, since it lets you direct light at a bench, island or feature wall and adjust it later if your layout changes. It's less suited to large rooms with very high ceilings, where the light can disperse before reaching the surfaces below.