Features
Counterweighted Balance
The cone keeps the disc hanging level, and hides the source at the same time.
Glare-Free Spread
Light is bounced rather than aimed, so a wide surface is lit evenly.
Four Finishes
White, black, gold, or red — the same shape reads very differently in each.
Choosing a Finish
White is the quietest, and the most reflective — it puts the most light back into the room and lets the disc almost disappear into a pale ceiling.
Black absorbs rather than reflects, so expect a little less light in the room and a much stronger silhouette. The disc reads as a dark ring with light beneath it.
Gold warms everything it reflects, and looks best with warm white light — under cool white, gold reads greenish and loses its depth.
Red is the one that makes this a statement rather than a ceiling fixture. Worth choosing deliberately: at nearly 20″ across, it will be the colour anchor of the room.
Size and Placement
⌀19.7″ × H7.1″ (⌀50 × H18 cm)
A good width for a standard dining table or a kitchen island. Aim for a fixture roughly half to two thirds the width of the table, and centre it on the table rather than on the room.
Hang the bottom 30 to 36″ above the surface, and keep at least 7 ft of clear headroom in any walkway.
It is shallow for its width, so almost all of your drop is cable and it sits easily under a standard 8 ft ceiling.
A wide flat disc shows a tilt from right across the room. Have your electrician check it with a spirit level, and sight along it from the doorway before the fixing is final.
Contact us to confirm the cable drop and whether it can be extended for a high ceiling.
Light
Integrated LED — 3000K as Standard
The LED is built in and fitted at the factory, so there is no bulb to buy and nothing to match or replace. It also means the colour is identical across the whole fixture for its life.
Warm white (3000K) is the standard. Neutral (4000K) and cool (6000K) are available on request — email us before ordering. Over a dining table, warm white is almost always the right answer; 6000K is a working light and reads cold over a meal.
Because an integrated LED cannot be changed later, settle the colour temperature and any dimming before you order.
Specifications
| Size |
⌀19.7″ × H7.1″ (⌀50 × H18 cm) |
| Materials |
Metal, iron, aluminium, and acrylic |
| Body Finishes |
White, black, gold, or red |
| Diffuser |
Clear acrylic |
| Light Source |
Integrated LED, included, not replaceable |
| Kelvin Range |
Warm 3000K as standard; 4000K and 6000K on request |
| Wattage |
— contact us to confirm |
| Dimmable |
— contact us to confirm |
| Cable Drop |
— contact us to confirm |
| Weight |
— contact us to confirm |
| Voltage |
AC 110–240V |
| Mounting |
Ceiling, hardwired, standard wall switch (not included) |
| Rating |
IP20, dry indoor locations only |
| Certification |
North America, Saudi Arabia, Europe, Australia |
Dry Indoor Rooms Only
IP20 — suitable for indoor use where it will not be exposed to moisture. Not for bathrooms, not directly above a sink or hob, and not for covered porches or anywhere outdoors.
Installation and Care
Installation
Hardwired ceiling installation is required. Installation by a licensed electrician is recommended.
A 20-inch disc is awkward to hold level while wiring, so plan on a second pair of hands.
Acrylic Needs the Right Cleaner — and Most Are Wrong
Clean the acrylic with a soft damp microfibre cloth and plain water only, then dry it.
Never use glass spray, ammonia, alcohol, or any solvent cleaner. They craze acrylic — a permanent web of fine cracks that cannot be polished out and will be lit from behind every evening. Do not use paper towel either; it is abrasive enough to leave fine scratches on a clear surface.
Dust settles on the upper face of the disc, where nobody looks and the light behind it shows it clearly. Include it a few times a year.
Wipe the metal with a dry cloth. On the gold finish, remember the plating is a thin layer — metal polish cuts straight through it and gold cannot be restored.
Switch off and let the fixture cool before cleaning.