Abstract: This disclosure includes light fixtures, some of which include a lower housing that defines a first channel and has first and second ends, where the first end defines an aperture and the second end has a first mounting surface disposed at a non-parallel first angle relative to a plane of the aperture, an upper housing that defines a second channel and has first and second ends, where the second end has a light mount and the first end has a second mounting surface disposed at a non-parallel second angle relative to a plane of the light mount, and a diffuser configured to be coupled between housings, where the upper and lower housings can be coupled at the first and second mounting surfaces such that the light mount is disposed at a non-parallel third angle relative to the plane of the aperture. Some light fixtures have unitary lower and upper housings.

Abstract: This disclosure includes light fixtures, some of which include a lower housing that defines a first channel and has first and second ends, where the first end defines an aperture and the second end has a first mounting surface disposed at a non-parallel first angle relative to a plane of the aperture, an upper housing that defines a second channel and has first and second ends, where the second end has a light mount and the first end has a second mounting surface disposed at a non-parallel second angle relative to a plane of the light mount, and a diffuser configured to be coupled between housings, where the upper and lower housings can be coupled at the first and second mounting surfaces such that the light mount is disposed at a non-parallel third angle relative to the plane of the aperture. Some light fixtures have unitary lower and upper housings.