Ceiling Spotlights
Why choose a spotlight ceiling light?
Where a standard ceiling light lights the whole room the same way, spotlights can be aimed. You point each head at a worktop, a painting, a bookcase or a reading chair. A single electrical connection is enough to light several areas.
How many spots should you choose?
A single spot highlights a detail, in a hallway or above a console. A bar of two to four spots lights a kitchen, a living room or an entrance by covering several areas. Cross and square models spread the light in every direction.
Integrated LED or GU10 bulb?
Integrated LED gives a compact spotlight with no bulb to change. The GU10 base lets you choose your bulb, its power and its colour temperature, and replace it easily. The type of lighting and whether a bulb is included are shown on each product page.
Surface-mounted or recessed spotlights?
The spotlights on this page are fixed to the ceiling: no cut-out is needed, unlike recessed spotlights. They are surface-mounted, not recessed, which makes them the simplest way to replace an existing ceiling light.
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Useful information
Find answers to frequently asked questions here to help you choose more easily and buy with confidence. We've done everything we can to make your experience simple, clear, and enjoyable.
Where should you place ceiling spotlights?
Which bulb for a GU10 spotlight?
Do you need to drill into the ceiling for these spotlights?
Is a spotlight ceiling light enough to light a room?