Xelio Geometric Star Ceiling Lamp

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Colour Gold Black

Stijl A B

Frosted faces, so the whole star glows

Gives a small ceiling a shape worth seeing

Two finishes and two star designs

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A geometric star frame in metal with frosted glass set into the faces, so the fixture reads as a faceted solid rather than an open frame. The frosting is what makes it work: light leaves each face evenly, so the star glows as a whole instead of showing bright points at the joints.

Its scale suits a hallway, a landing, a small bedroom or a child's room rather than a main living space. In those places it does something a plain ceiling light cannot, which is give the room a shape overhead worth looking at. Wipe the glass faces with a dry cloth rather than anything abrasive, since the frosting is a surface finish and can scratch. Fit it flush to the ceiling rather than on a drop rod, as the facets are designed to be seen from below rather than side-on.

Two frame finishes and two designs. Gold is warmer and more decorative; black is graphic and holds its outline against a pale ceiling. A and B differ in the number of facets and the proportion of the star. All four combinations diffuse the light softly rather than projecting it. Installation should be carried out by a competent person, with the circuit isolated before work begins.

Product type: Flush mount ceiling lamp
Finishes available: Gold, Black
Designs available: A, B
Materials: Metal frame with frosted glass faces
Light: Soft, evenly diffused across the facets
Use: Hallways, landings, bedrooms, children's rooms
Installation: To be fitted by a competent person; isolate the circuit before work
In the box: 1 x ceiling lamp, fixings

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A Solid, Not A Frame

Most star lights are an outline with a bulb behind them. This one is built as a solid form with frosted faces, so every plane lights evenly and the star reads as a shape rather than a wire sketch. Off, it still looks like something.

Where A Plain Fitting Would Do Nothing

Hallways, landings, a small bedroom, a nursery ceiling that has been bare since you moved in. These are the spots too tight for a pendant and too dull for a flat disc. The star fills that gap without stealing headroom.

Gold To Warm, Black To Outline

Gold catches the light and blends into a warm ceiling. Black draws the edges and turns the star into a graphic mark against white. Parlora stocks both, in two star designs, so you can pick the one your ceiling actually needs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does it work in a room with a low ceiling?

Yes, that is where it earns its place. It mounts close to the ceiling instead of dropping on a cord, so it adds a shape without taking headroom. Hallways, landings and small bedrooms are the most common spots for it.

Is the light soft or glary?

Soft. The faces are frosted rather than clear, so the source is diffused across the whole form instead of showing as a bright point. You can look up at it without wincing, which matters in a bedroom or a nursery.

What are the two star designs?

One is a rounder, fuller star with shorter points that reads soft and playful. The other has longer, sharper points for a more graphic look. Both come in gold and black, so there are four combinations to choose from on this page.

Is it only for a child's room?

Not at all. In black it reads as a geometric ceiling piece rather than a novelty, which is why it turns up in hallways and living rooms as often as nurseries. The gold leans warmer and softer if a child's room is where it is going.

How hard is it to put up?

It fits a standard ceiling rose with a mounting plate and two screws, so it swaps straight in where an existing fitting was. Cut the power at the board first, and if you are not comfortable with the wiring, an electrician will have it up in minutes.