Wooden Lotus Ceiling Light

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Colour White Black

Size 28cm x 10cm 40cm x 16cm

Petals sit at depths, so it casts shadows

Light blooms onto the ceiling around it

Two sizes, so the scale actually fits

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Product details

Overlapping curved petals in resin and iron with a natural wood finish, arranged so the fixture reads as a lotus opening against the ceiling. The petals sit at slightly different depths, which means the piece casts its own soft shadows rather than lying flat.

Light escapes between the petals as well as through them, so the ceiling around the fixture gains a faint bloom rather than staying dark. That is the difference between a sculptural ceiling light and a decorative one that only works when switched off.

Two sizes: 28 x 10 cm for a hallway, a landing or a small bedroom, and 40 x 16 cm for a living room or a larger bedroom where the smaller size would look lost. White is the quieter finish and disappears into a pale ceiling; black is graphic and reads as a deliberate object overhead. Installation should be carried out by a competent person, with the circuit isolated before work. The smaller size suits a narrow hallway ceiling or a box room where a larger fixture would look out of scale, while the larger size holds its own on a high living room ceiling. Dust the petals occasionally with a soft, dry brush, working into the overlaps where dust can settle between the layers.

Product type: Flush mount ceiling light
Sizes available: 28 x 10 cm, 40 x 16 cm
Colours available: White, Black
Materials: Resin and iron with natural wood finish
Design: Overlapping lotus petals at varied depths
Use: Hallways, landings, bedrooms, living 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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Sculptural Whether It Is On Or Off

The curved petals overlap at slightly different depths, so the piece casts its own soft shadows rather than lying flat against the ceiling. That is the difference between a sculptural ceiling light and a decorative one that only works switched off.

The Ceiling Gains A Bloom

Light escapes between the petals as well as through them, so the plaster around the fixture picks up a faint glow instead of staying dark. A room reads taller and softer when the ceiling is lit rather than ignored.

Two Sizes, Two Different Jobs

The 28 by 10 cm suits a hallway, a landing or a box room where a larger fixture looks out of scale. The 40 by 16 cm holds its own on a living room ceiling. White disappears into pale plaster; black reads as a deliberate object overhead.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which size do I need?

The 28 by 10 cm for a narrow hallway, a landing or a small bedroom. The 40 by 16 cm for a living room or a larger bedroom, where the smaller one would simply look lost on the ceiling.

White or black?

White is the quieter of the two and melts into a pale ceiling, leaving the shadow play to do the work. Black reads as a deliberate sculptural object overhead and holds its outline even in daylight.

What is it actually made from?

Resin and iron with a natural wood finish. The resin is what allows the petals to be curved and layered at different depths, and the iron frame is what keeps the whole thing light enough to sit flush on a ceiling.

How do I dust between the petals?

A soft dry brush, worked into the overlaps where dust settles between the layers. Twice a year is plenty for most rooms, and it takes a couple of minutes from the top of a step ladder.

Does it take much headroom?

No. It mounts flush at 10 cm or 16 cm deep depending on the size, so nothing hangs into the room. That is what lets it work on a landing or under a low ceiling where a pendant would be unusable.