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Cette collection rassemble des spots pour chambre en saillie, orientables, muraux ou encastrables, en métal, bois, tissu ou verre, à culot E27, E14, GU10 ou LED intégrée. Ils éclairent le chevet, le mur ou le plafond avec une lumière que l'on peut diriger.
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Frequently asked questions

How do I choose the right light output?
Allow about 100 to 300 lumens per m²: about 150 lm/m² for a living room, about 350 for a kitchen. Each product page lists the lumens.
At what height should the light be installed?
Above a table: 70-85 cm from the tabletop; in a walkway: at least 2.10 m of clearance below the bulb.
What type of bulb?
Usually E27 or E14, sometimes GU10. Specified on each product page.
Compatible with LEDs and dimmers?
Yes, in most cases; for use with a dimmer, look for the “dimmable” mention.
Bedroom spotlights
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A bedroom spotlight is chosen according to the light you want to direct: adjustable above the bedside, recessed to keep a clean ceiling, wall-mounted to replace the bedside lamp. Then check the socket, the material and the colour temperature: the whole selection is IP20, so reserved for dry indoor rooms.

Which spotlight should you choose for a bedroom?

The first decision is not the finish but the family of spotlight. An adjustable model directs the beam where you read, a recessed one keeps the ceiling clean, a wall spotlight frees the bedside table. The selection of projectors that can be directed covers most bedroom needs. The rest comes down to the socket and the material.

Bedroom spotlight: adjustable, recessed or surface-mounted?

A recessed model requires a cut-out in the support: Zenilo, recessed in brushed steel, measures 10 cm in diameter and 7 cm in height with a GU10 socket. A surface-mounted spotlight is fixed directly, like Velmore, surface-mounted with two adjustable heads, 25 cm high and E27 socket, useful for crossing two beams. A wall spotlight replaces the bedside lamp: Iliana and its golden interior are 16 cm high and 20 cm deep, with an E14 socket.

For the living room, a chandelier diffuses a general light, and models like Noria offer warm white or cool white.

Which socket for a bedroom spotlight: E27, E14, GU10 or LED?

The E27 socket accepts a replaceable bulb, which leaves the choice of temperature and intensity over time. E14 corresponds to small formats placed near the bed, like Melisande or Kalo. GU10 equips recessed models. The integrated LED module, on the other hand, cannot be replaced: Noria and its inner diffuser comes in warm white 2700-3500K and cool white 4500-6500K. The powers actually stated range from 10 W to 40 W.

Which bedroom spotlight for which use
Use in the bedroom Type of spotlight Socket Material Model
Reading in bed, bedside Adjustable wall spotlight, H 16 cm E14 Fabric and metal Iliana
Clean ceiling above the bed Round recessed, 10 cm diameter, H 7 cm GU10 Brushed steel Zenilo
Two beams towards the bed Surface-mounted with two adjustable heads, H 25 cm E27 Plastic and metal Velmore
Desk or reading corner Three projectors on a wooden plate E27 Wood and steel Lorlinano
Adjustable ambience in the evening Four adjustable heads, dimmer Integrated LED Metal, aluminium and linen Otéa
Industrial or vintage style Shutter spotlight, filament bulb, 35 cm E27 Metal, glass and iron Nocta

What is the ideal lighting for a bedroom?

A bedroom is worked in two stages: a soft light for the evening, directed beams for reading, getting dressed or working. The range of LED spotlights designed for a bedroom meets these two uses, provided the sources are separated and the intensity can be lowered at bedtime.

Warm white or cool white for a bedroom?

Warm white, between 2700 and 3500K, accompanies bedtime and relaxes the room. Cool white, from 4500 to 6500K, is used for reading, putting on make-up or getting dressed, as it reproduces colours better. In the collection, Noria and Otéa offer both temperatures. For evening intensity, a few models accept a dimmer: these are the models whose intensity can be adjusted, including Otéa.

How many light points and at what height in a bedroom?

Think in zones rather than in numbers: one beam for the bedside, one for the ceiling, one for the desk if the room has one. Each head is directed towards the surface to be lit, open book or keyboard, avoiding aiming at the eye from the pillow. No dimension is imposed: the right height is the one that places the cone on your page without dazzling the person lying down.

Sockets, temperatures and technologies in the collection
Characteristic Options available What it changes in a bedroom
Sockets E27, E14, GU10, integrated LED module Replaceable bulb in E27 and E14, non-replaceable module in LED
Light temperatures Warm white 2700-3500K, cool white 4500-6500K Warm for the evening, cool for reading or getting dressed
Protection rating IP20 Suitable for dry indoor rooms
Stated powers 10W, 12W, 15W, 19W, 30W, 40W A discreet bedside light or full zone lighting
Dimmer Possible on some models Lower the intensity at bedtime without changing the bulb
Warranty 2 years on the whole selection Secures the purchase over time

How do you install spotlights in a bedroom without a false ceiling?

Without a possible cut-out, recessed models are ruled out and you go towards a surface-mounted spotlight or an adjustable wall spotlight, fixed above the bedside or the desk. This is the simplest solution for renovation, and the quickest to reposition if the room changes use.

Surface-mounted or recessed spotlight: which to choose?

A recessed model, like Zenilo and its 10 cm diameter for 7 cm height, requires a cut-out in the ceiling or a false ceiling. A surface-mounted model is screwed onto the existing support: Velmore reaches 25 cm, Melisande 20 cm, Nocta 35 cm. A high ceiling easily accepts these vertical formats, whereas a low ceiling calls for a flatter model. To compare, see the recessed spotlights for living rooms, which are installed with the same logic.

At what height should a wall spotlight be placed in a bedroom?

Above the bedside, the head is placed so as to light the book without dazzling the reader lying down. Above a desk, it comes down enough for the beam to fall on the work surface. The sizes available in the collection range from 8 cm to 30 cm for Rotella, up to a 10 x 5 cm head on Otéa. A well-lit desk corner is treated with the same rules.

Bedroom lighting: adult, child or teenager, what are the differences?

Use changes with age: an adult looks for adjustable light, a child or teenager needs light directed towards the desk, without a floor lamp lying around. In both cases, the material and the socket matter as much as the style.

Adult bedroom lighting: which model to favour?

Adjustability and the possibility of lowering the light are favoured. Otéa, four heads and dimmer, combines metal, aluminium, iron and linen, in 19, 30 and 40 W powers. Nordic models on a wooden base, Lorlinano and its three projectors, or Rotella and its sizes from 8 to 30 cm, go well with a contemporary interior.

Child or teenager bedroom lighting: what precautions?

A wall spotlight or one fixed high up frees the floor and is directed towards the desk. Choose a replaceable E14 or E27 bulb to adjust the intensity over the years: this is the case with Iliana and Kalo. A dimmable model makes bedtime easier. The whole selection is IP20, so for a dry room.

How do you match the colour and material of a spotlight with the bedroom decor?

The spotlight should be forgotten when it is off and light just right when it is on. The finish and the material decide this balance. Black is the dominant shade of the collection, which simplifies matching with a dark wall.

Black, white or golden spotlights: which finish to choose?

Black blends into a dark wall and structures a graphic bedroom. Silver and white disappear on a light ceiling: see the white version for light ceilings. Gold warms up a neutral palette, as on Iliana or Melisande. For a dark wall, browse the matt black and gloss black finishes.

Metal, wood, fabric or glass: what effect in a bedroom?

Metal and brushed steel give a clean finish that is easy to dust. Aluminium equips the LED modules, light wood brings warmth to a Nordic interior, fabric and smoked glass soften the beam. Find these finishes in the metal spotlights and in a selection of spotlights with refined designs.

Which spotlights for the neighbouring rooms: living room, kitchen, hallway and office?

The same family of spotlights can follow from one room to another, since IP20 is suitable for all dry rooms. The same finish is then kept, varying the formats according to the available height. Contemporary and Nordic styles dominate the collection, which limits visual breaks.

Modern kitchen decor: which spotlight above the work surface?

Above a work surface, an adjustable projector aims at the preparation area and a recessed model keeps the ceiling clean. For lighting a kitchen work surface, stay with the same finish as the living room. The modern spotlights for kitchens extend the living room style, and for the living room a two-head version avoids multiplying light points.

Spotlights for hallway, entrance or staircase: what light?

In a hallway or landing, an adjustable beam lights a wall or a step without dazzling. An entrance benefits from repeating the bedroom finish for continuity. For steps or a staircase, keep the same family and direct the head towards the step to be climbed. In a WC, a model placed outside the water zone is enough. Always check the rating before a damp room.

How do you maintain a bedroom spotlight and adjust its light?

A spotlight is maintained with a few gestures, provided the material of the head is respected. The orientation is adjusted once and for all after the first week of use, when you know where the light bothers you.

How do you clean a metal, wood or glass spotlight?

Dust dry with a soft cloth. Avoid abrasive products on brushed steel and smoked glass, which would leave marks. No standing water on the head or on the plate: the IP20 of the collection is not intended for damp rooms. Light wood is happy with a duster, without any product.

Dimmer: how do you adjust the light in a bedroom?

The dimmer is only possible on some models, which means it must be checked before purchase: go through the models whose intensity can be adjusted if gentle bedtime matters to you. An E27 or E14 bulb can be replaced with a bulb of a different intensity, whereas an integrated LED module stays as it is. All the lighting for the home is guaranteed for 2 years.

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Compare the models in the collection and choose according to the beam your bedroom needs: Lorlinano and its light wood plate for a desk, Melisande and its golden interior for a bedside.

Frequently asked questions about bedroom spotlights

Which spotlight in a bedroom?

An adjustable or wall spotlight is suitable for the bedside, a recessed one for the ceiling, a model with two or three heads to light several zones. The collection offers E27, E14, GU10 sockets and integrated LED modules, all IP20, with powers of 10, 12, 15, 19, 30 or 40 W, in warm white or cool white.

What is the ideal lighting for a bedroom?

A bedroom is lit in two stages: a warm white 2700-3500K for ambience and the evening, a cool white 4500-6500K for reading or getting dressed. Adjustable spotlights direct the light towards the bed or the desk, and a dimmer lowers the intensity at bedtime.

Which ceiling light for a bedroom?

A bedroom ceiling light is chosen flush with the ceiling when the room is low, so as not to hinder movement. When the ceiling has no cut-out, an adjustable surface-mounted spotlight, fixed directly, fulfils the same role and directs the light towards the bed.

Which chandelier for an adult bedroom?

A chandelier suits a bedroom with a high ceiling, above a central bed. If the room is low or if you are looking for directed light, the spotlights in the collection, surface-mounted, wall-mounted or recessed, replace the chandelier above the bedside and the desk.

Which light colour for a bedroom?

Warm white, between 2700 and 3500K, remains the most suitable shade for rest and bedtime. Cool white, from 4500 to 6500K, is used for reading, working or getting dressed. Noria and Otéa offer both temperatures in the collection.