Wood Ceiling Light for Bedroom, Sculpted Disc, 30 cm

The fitting most rooms end up with is the one nobody chose: a white plastic disc, put there by whoever built the flat.

This replaces it with the same footprint in solid wood. A rounded disc thirty centimetres across, sitting ten centimetres proud of the ceiling, with a diffuser underneath that spreads light evenly across a whole room rather than dropping it in a circle. Walnut reads as a deliberate dark point on a white ceiling; natural oak keeps everything pale and quiet. Three light tones, so the same fitting suits a bedroom or a work room.

A sculpted wooden disc with an even diffuser beneath

• Wood where plastic was: the same close-ceiling footprint, in solid timber with visible grain
• Even, not pooled: a full-width diffuser, so the light covers a room rather than making a circle on the floor
• Low profile: ten centimetres deep — it suits a low ceiling where a pendant would be in the way
• Three tones: warm for a bedroom, neutral for a landing, cool where the room is worked in

The upgrade that changes a whole room

A ceiling fitting is the one thing everybody in a room looks at without meaning to. Swapping a builder-grade disc for timber is the cheapest change that makes a room feel finished.

Warm light on wood

At 3000 K the grain reads warm and the whole disc looks like furniture. At 6000 K the same wood goes grey. Pick the tone for the material, not just the task.

Sized for a bedroom, not a hall

Thirty centimetres is right for a bedroom, a study or a small living room. In a large room it will need company.

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

Will it light a whole room?
A bedroom or a study, yes — the diffuser spreads rather than pools. A large living room will want more than one.

How much headroom does it take?
About ten centimetres. The depth is in the specifications.

Which wood on a white ceiling?
Walnut if you want it to read as a feature, oak if you would rather it stayed quiet.

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