Retro Flower Ceiling Light

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Colour Green Amber Pink Blue

Colour Temperature Warm White

Panels overlap, so the colour deepens

Compact, so colour stays a detail

Warm light, which coloured PVC needs

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Coloured PVC panels arranged into a flower shape on a polished metal base. The panels overlap slightly, so the colour deepens where they cross and light escapes between them as well as through, which gives the fixture more life than a single moulded shade.

It is a compact fitting, which is deliberate: at this scale the colour reads as a cheerful detail rather than taking over a room. That makes it right for a hallway, a landing, a small bedroom or a box room where a large fixture would be overwhelming and a plain one would be dull.

Four colours, all with warm white light. Amber is the warmest and most retro. Green and blue are cooler and read more graphic. Pink is the softest. Warm light is the right pairing for coloured PVC, since a cold source drains the colour and makes the panels look grey. Installation should be carried out by a competent person, with the circuit isolated before work begins. The PVC panels wipe clean with a dry or barely damp cloth, and because the fixture sits close to the ceiling it clears door frames comfortably in a low landing or box room. It also suits a compact home office alcove, where the coloured panels add character without competing with a desk lamp underneath.

Product type: Flush mount ceiling light
Colours available: Green, Amber, Pink, Blue
Light: Warm white
Materials: Coloured PVC panels on a polished metal base
Design: Sculptural flower form, compact
Use: Hallways, landings, small bedrooms, box rooms
Installation: To be fitted by a competent person; isolate the circuit before work
In the box: 1 x ceiling light, fixings

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Colour That Layers

The petals overlap slightly, so the colour deepens where they cross and light escapes between them as well as through. That layering is what gives the flower more life than a single moulded shade in the same colour ever manages.

Small Enough To Stay Cheerful

At this scale the colour reads as a happy detail rather than taking over the room. That is why it belongs in a hallway, a landing, a box room or a small home office alcove, where a large fixture would shout and a plain one would bore.

Warm Light Or None At All

Coloured PVC needs a warm source. A cold one drains the panels and leaves them looking grey, so every colour ships with warm white. Amber is the most retro, pink the softest, green and blue the most graphic.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which colour should I pick?

Amber is the warmest and the most retro. Pink is the softest. Green and blue are cooler and read more graphic against a white ceiling. All four carry the same warm white light, so the choice is purely about the room.

Will it clear a low ceiling?

Yes. It sits close to the ceiling, so it clears door frames comfortably in a low landing or box room. That compact profile is deliberate and is a large part of why it works in the smallest rooms of a house.

Is the colour too much for a small room?

The opposite. Because the fixture is compact, the colour registers as a cheerful detail rather than dominating. A small hallway or alcove with one coloured ceiling light is far more interesting than the same space with a plain disc.

How do I clean the panels?

A dry or barely damp cloth over the PVC panels. They wipe clean easily, and keeping them clear is what keeps the colour deep where the petals overlap.

Does it work in a home office?

Very well in a compact alcove, where the coloured panels add character overhead without competing with a desk lamp underneath. The polished metal base keeps it from reading as purely decorative.