I love how photos don't ever show up in the original post....

I like these. I had similar at the other house. They are super easy to change the bulbs.

https://www.lowes.com/pd/Portfolio-Dovray-7-75-in-H-Oil-Rubbed-Bronze-Dark-Sky-Medium-Base-E-26-Outdoor-Wall-Light/50106274

I don't recall ever having to change a bulb in any of the back lights. I've been in this house for 16 years. I find that bizarre. Especially when I've had to change the lamp post light bulbs every few months out front.

I was looking at these but not sure the style is right for my house. I guess I should have posted them in the original post.

https://www.lowes.com/pd/Progress-Lighting-Trellis-Collection-Antique-Bronze-One-Light-Small-Wall-Lantern/1002556590

https://www.lowes.com/pd/Acclaim-Lighting-Artisan-10-in-H-Matte-Black-Medium-Base-E-26-Outdoor-Wall-Light/1000929598

I really like this one but not the price:

https://www.lowes.com/pd/Forte-Lighting-One-Light-Die-Cast-Aluminum-Fluorescent-Outdoor-Wall-Light-in-Powder-Coated-Black-Finish-with-Honey-Glass-Panels-Title-24-Compliant/1002805188

https://www.lowes.com/pd/Sea-Gull-Lighting-Wright-House-Medium-1-Light-Oil-Rubbed-Bronze-Outdoor-12-5-in-Wall-Mount-Lantern/1001878786

https://www.lowes.com/pd/Kichler-Beckett-10-75-in-H-Weathered-Zinc-Medium-Base-E-26-Outdoor-Wall-Light/1000725242

I like the last one in the list from Kichler you posted. They are a good company. If you don’t mind that the metal Portfolio Dovray downlight doesn’t give off much surrounding light, it would look nice.

Your ceiling fan with the leaf blades is very organic, and the geometry of the light fixtures you're drawn too is very different. How do you feel about

Kichler Barrington 13-in H Distressed Black and Wood Tone Medium Base (E-26) Outdoor Wall Light

Item #759418Model #39495

(Lowes website - I couldn't copy & paste the link)

I looked at it Seagrass, and am not thrilled about distressed looking anything. I looked at the last fixture's finish at Lowes this afternoon and it looks the same way, weathered zinc. Too bad, I really liked the shape of that fixture. I couldn't find any of the ones I picked out at the Lowe's near me. I did buy the ceiling fan.

I saw this one at Lowe's and really liked it, very unique. I usually don't like modern looking things but it was really pretty. Probably not going to go with my house, though: https://www.lowes.com/pd/allen-roth-Waldorf-11-25-in-H-Bronze-LED-Outdoor-Wall-Light/1000497261

https://www.lowes.com/pd/allen-roth-Waldorf-11-25-in-H-Bronze-LED-Outdoor-Wall-Light/1000497261  Here it is lit up. Looking at pictures on people's homes that posted reviews, really like them. What do you think?

I like this one, from Lamps Plus. It has a Dusk-to-Dawn feature -- the light comes on automatically at dusk, and shuts off at dawn. PLUS, it has motion detection. The light is on at 25% power, but when motion is detected, it goes up to 100% power. Goes back down to 25% after one minute. $130.

Or, you might like this one, too, also from Lamps Plus. It has a motion sensor, but it doesn't say anything about dusk-to-dawn. $70.

Just FYI, did you read the reviews of the ceiling fan? It would sway me away from it because of installation issues and the way the globe is attached. Are you using this as a primary light source on your porch? Or is the wall light the primary source?

Dusk to dawn is a must. I also put in a timer, with variable settings for the switch indoors. I like the 1st one Lindsey posted. I like for the glass to be clear or seeded, for a brighter light.

Outside playing, I did, most are positive and it will be installed by a professional not me.

Lindsey, I really like the finish on those two lights. Will check them out. The dawn to dusk feature, does it have to be in the sunlight? Both are going to be under a cover, one completely covered by a roof and the other partially by the eave.

I'd also not want a motion sensor on them. Too many creatures out back, mostly birds. It would be coming on constantly.

Lindsey, thanks for directing me to Lamps Plus site. I found some I really like, most probably wouldn't go with my house or out of my price range. I like the variety, though...still looking.

I have seen some fixtures with built in LED lights that were dimmable but very bright. I do have a problem with them because they are basically throwaways since you can not change the blubs. All depends on if you want atmosphere or to be able to see something like a book.

You will enjoy the trex decking. A light fixture that has an open bottom makes cleaning and changing the light bulb much easier, but with most fixtures using LED bulbs that may be a moot point. I would pay attention to size and scale. Take a look at your current fixtures. Do you like the scale or should they be larger or smaller? Since I keep my outside front door and garage lights on all night I like the the ones that come on at dusk and go off at dawn automatically. Good luck with your project.

Happy2b, I sure hope I'm making the right decision about the Trex. I think the entire fixture is about the right size but the glass part is weirdly small. I drove around the neighborhood before coming to my house just to look at wall lights on people's homes. Most were tiny, looked to be about 5 inches tall. I didn't like that at all. I think most of the ones I've looked at online are twice that size. I don't know where people got their lights.

I really like this one, I just need a medieval home to go with it.

https://www.lampsplus.com/products/laura-lee-amsterdam-small-21-inch-high-outdoor-wall-lantern__t3566.html

https://www.lampsplus.com/products/french-garden-12-and-one-half-inch-high-bronze-outdoor-wall-light__70732.html

How about this one? Easy to change bulb, kinda organicy. Leaf theme?

I like the last one. it has a nice shape. I like the leaf ironwork.