Introducing a sculptural ceiling light that fuses natural timber with a crystal-clear acrylic shade. The fixture blends three distinct geometric forms—a circle, a square and a rectangle—each housing its own integrated LED module. When fitted, the shapes come together as a cohesive architectural feature that casts a soft, diffused glow, adding ambience to living areas, dining spaces, bedrooms and corridors.

Design and materials

The fitting is anchored by a warm, natural timber frame, with transparent acrylic panes lending a contemporary touch. The wood’s grain is accentuated by the finish, while the acrylic elements create a light, even spread of illumination. The overall profile remains slim and unobtrusive, ensuring the light contributes architecture and atmosphere without overpowering the room.

Size options and light output

The ceiling light is available in multiple configurations to suit different room sizes and layouts. All variants share a shallow depth of 7 cm (2.7 in) and use integrated LED modules. A dimmable version is available for adjustable ambience, while the unit is not smart-controlled. It is designed for hardwired installation and works with standard wall switches (switch not included).

• Circle
• Square
• Rectangle

Installation and suitability

Designed for hardwired installation, this luminaire is compatible with standard wiring and is not smart-controlled. A dimmable option can help vary brightness to suit different moments and moods. For safety and optimal performance, professional installation by a qualified electrician is recommended. The light is intended for indoor use and should be mounted in a fixed ceiling position.

Ideal spaces and styling

This geometric wooden ceiling light brings warmth and architectural presence to diverse interiors. It works particularly well above dining tables, as a statement over living room seating, or to create a calm, contemporary mood in hallways and bedrooms. The combination of natural timber and clear acrylic complements spaces that embrace Scandinavian-inspired tones, light-coloured interiors, or mid‑century modern aesthetics, while remaining versatile for broader modern schemes.

Care and maintenance

To keep the timber and acrylic looking their best, wipe with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or harsh solvents that could affect the finish.