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Start by choosing the family that matches the room: a wall light for a hallway, staircase or entrance, a pendant above a table, a ceiling light for general illumination. The Eglo range is then read by material, by socket and by protection rating, with warm white light from 2700 to 3500 K on most models.
- What the brand covers
- Choosing by room
- Ceiling light, pendant, wall light or spotlight
- Colour temperature and light source
- Materials and finishes
- IP protection rating
- Installation and care
- Ordering from Designix
What is Eglo lighting and what does the brand offer?
Eglo is an Austrian lighting manufacturer. The range sold by Designix covers ceiling lights and pendants, outdoor lights, spotlights, wall lights, table lamps, floor lamps and desk lamps, in a contemporary and functional style, at an accessible price level.
Eglo lighting: what the brand covers
The two largest families are ceiling lights and pendants. Then come outdoor lights, spotlights, wall lights, table lamps, floor lamps and desk lamps. To see the whole picture at a glance, browse the home lighting range, where each family is compared by format and by type of light source.
Austrian manufacturer: what that changes for your home
Steel comes far ahead of other materials, ahead of plastic, glass and aluminium. The most common finishes are white and silver, then black and clear. Around half of the references include an integrated LED, the rest are split between GU10, E14 and E27 sockets. The style stays contemporary, with a modern majority and a few minimalist or vintage pieces.
How to choose Eglo lighting for each room?
Hallways, staircases, bedrooms, living rooms and entrances are all covered by the range, as are dressing rooms and toilets. A warm white wall light illuminates a passage without cluttering the floor, a pendant sits above a table, a ceiling light provides general illumination for the room.
Eglo wall light: for a hallway, staircase or entrance
In a hallway, light placed close to the wall guides without dazzling. The round Kaolin wall light in white protrudes only 4.5 cm from the wall, a point that matters in a narrow passage. On a staircase, the same model is repeated along the climb: the square Mirkanena wall light and the Tallio model in silver and white keep the same tone from one landing to the next. For an entrance where you arrive with your hands full, the silver wall light with sensor switches on as you pass, at 4 W, with 18 cm depth and 4.6 cm height.
What light should you plan for a bedroom and a living room?
In a bedroom, you want a soft light that is not directed at the bed: the Catara fabric and steel wall light spreads widely thanks to its fabric skirt, at 42 cm depth and 45.5 cm height. In a living room, the pendant above the table structures the room, while the Ardales glass and steel wall light, 29 cm square, brings a luminous counterpoint to a wall. These formats overlap in choosing a light for your room.
| Room | Lighting solution | Protection rating | Light temperature |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hallway | Wall light with close-to-wall light | IP20 | Warm white 2700-3500 K |
| Staircase | Wall lights repeated along the climb | IP20 | Warm white 2700-3500 K |
| Bedroom | Wall light or diffusing ceiling light | IP20 | Warm white 2700-3500 K |
| Living room | Pendant above the table, ceiling light for general illumination | IP20 | Warm white 2700-3500 K |
| Entrance | Wall light, sensor version possible | IP20 | Warm white 2700-3500 K |
| Damp room or sheltered outdoor area | Light rated IP44 | IP44 | Depending on the model |
Ceiling light, pendant, wall light or spotlight: which family should you choose?
The ceiling light illuminates a whole room from the ceiling, the pendant sits above a worktop or a table, the wall light frees up the floor and marks a wall, the adjustable spotlight targets a precise point. The available selection is organised around these families, with ceiling lights and pendants leading.
Pendant or ceiling light: which should you choose for a living area?
If the passage must remain clear under the light, the ceiling light is the answer. If the light needs to fall above a table or an island, the pendant takes over and becomes the landmark of the room. The choice depends on ceiling height and cable length. The details of each family can be read in all available lights.
Adjustable spotlight or sensor wall light: what is the difference?
The adjustable spotlight, often with a GU10 socket, is directed at an object or a wall: the Barnham wall light with adjustable spotlight combines a black body with a copper finish. The sensor wall light, on the other hand, switches on as you pass and is mainly used in a hallway or an entrance. The GU10 socket also equips the Bimeda wall light in nickel and black, 7 cm in diameter, and its white variant, which leave the choice of bulb open.
What light does an Eglo light give: colour temperature and source?
Most models give warm white light, between 2700 and 3500 K. The vast majority of references include an integrated LED. A small part of the selection also offers cool white, between 4500 and 6500 K.
Integrated LED, GU10, E14 or E27: how to choose?
The integrated LED is supplied with the light and cannot be replaced like a bulb. GU10 equips adjustable spotlights, E14 equips wall lights with a small shade such as the Bronea wall light with linen shade, E27 equips lights with a large socket. These three sockets leave you in control of the bulb and its colour temperature.
Warm white or cool white: what should you choose for a living room?
Warm white from 2700 to 3500 K gives a soft light, the kind used in a hallway, a bedroom, a living room or an entrance. Cool white from 4500 to 6500 K, more neutral, suits a worktop or a room where you read and work. A whole house in warm white stays consistent from one room to the next.
| Light source system | What it implies | Replacement | Where you find it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Integrated LED | Source supplied with the light, often in warm white 2700-3500 K | Non-replaceable source | Wall lights and compact ceiling lights |
| GU10 | Pin socket, adjustable on spotlights | Replaceable bulb | Adjustable spotlights, spots |
| E14 | Small screw socket, suited to small shades | Replaceable bulb | Wall lights with shades |
| E27 | Large screw socket, common on suspended lights | Replaceable bulb | Pendants, ceiling lights |
Steel, glass, plastic or copper: which material and finish should you choose?
Steel dominates the range by far, followed by plastic, glass and aluminium, with a few pieces in copper or fabric. On the finish side, white and silver come first, then black, clear, copper and anthracite. The material is chosen according to the wall and the care required.
White, silver or black: which finish for your wall?
White and silver blend into a light wall and let the light show. Black and anthracite draw a clean silhouette on a white wall. Copper warms a room with wood tones, as on the Barnham wall light. By repeating the same finish in a room, wall lights and ceiling lights answer each other without imposing a style.
Steel, glass or fabric: what care should you plan for?
Steel needs a soft, dry cloth, without abrasive products. Glass is cleaned with a microfibre cloth, with a non-abrasive product to avoid marks. Plastic, light and common on small wall formats, takes a damp sponge. Fabric is dusted dry, like the anthracite skirt of the Catara wall light. Browse the full lighting collection to spot the materials at a glance.
Indoor or outdoor Eglo light: how to read the IP protection rating?
The IP protection rating indicates a light's resistance to dust and water. The vast majority of models in the collection are IP20, so they are reserved for dry rooms. References rated IP44 are protected against water splashes and suit a damp room or a sheltered outdoor area.
IP20 and IP44: which room for which rating?
IP20 covers the hallway, staircase, bedroom, living room, entrance, dressing room and toilets, as long as the room stays dry. IP44 adds protection against water splashes: bathroom, utility room, or an outdoor area placed under a canopy. The exact level is shown on each light's product page.
Can an indoor light be placed in a damp room?
An IP20 model placed in a damp room is exposed to condensation and splashes. It is better to choose an IP44 reference, designed for that use. If the exact location remains unclear, ask for advice before buying rather than redoing the installation afterwards.
How to install and care for an Eglo light?
A wall light is fitted on a flush mounting box, with the power switched off at the circuit breaker, and a ceiling light is fixed to the ceiling bracket provided. For care, a soft, dry cloth is enough on steel and plastic, and a non-abrasive microfibre cloth on glass.
Should the power be switched off before fitting a wall light?
Yes, the circuit breaker is switched off before any work, and the absence of voltage is checked. Then locate the flush mounting box and the depth of the light: 4.5 cm on the flat Abida-pro and Kaolin wall lights, 18 cm on the Baliola with sensor. At the slightest doubt about the wiring, call an electrician.
How to clean a steel or glass light?
On steel, a soft, dry cloth is enough, because abrasive products scratch the finish. On glass, a slightly damp microfibre cloth, without aggressive product, then a dry wipe to avoid marks. Fabric is dusted dry, without washing. Always switch off the power before handling a light.
Why choose Designix for your Eglo light?
Designix supports your Eglo lighting order with secure payment, tracked delivery, returns and a customer service team you can reach. The selection presented is covered by a two-year warranty. Models can then be compared page by page, dimensions and socket included, before you confirm.
Ordering, delivery and returns: what is provided
Payment is secure, delivery is tracked, and returns are provided if the format does not suit once the parcel is opened. Before confirming, check three points on the product page: the depth or diameter at the wall, the socket, and the protection rating. The rest comes down to the look and the finish.
Warranty and support: what you get
The whole selection is covered by a two-year warranty. Designix customer service remains reachable for a question about a socket, a dimension or an installation. To go further, our lighting catalogue groups all the families, and comparing lighting models is done page by page before purchase.
Frequently asked questions about Eglo lighting
Does Eglo offer ceiling fans?
The range available at Designix is organised around ceiling lights and pendants, outdoor lights, spotlights, wall lights, table lamps, floor lamps and desk lamps. For a model with an air circulation function, only the light's product page shows the actual characteristics of the model.
What is Eglo lighting?
Eglo is an Austrian lighting manufacturer. Eglo lighting is therefore a wall light, a ceiling light, a pendant, a spotlight, a table lamp or a floor lamp signed by this brand, in a contemporary and functional style, at an accessible price level.
Integrated LED, GU10, E14 or E27: which should you choose?
The integrated LED is supplied with the light and cannot be changed like a bulb. GU10 equips adjustable spotlights, E14 equips wall lights with a small shade, E27 equips lights with a large socket. These three sockets leave the choice of bulb and allow the source to be replaced without changing the light.
Is warm white suitable for the whole house?
Most models give warm white light, between 2700 and 3500 K, a soft light that suits the hallway, bedroom, living room or entrance. A few references offer cool white, between 4500 and 6500 K, more neutral, useful on a worktop or in a reading room.
Can an Eglo light be installed in a damp room?
In a damp room, an IP44 model is better, protected against water splashes. Most references in the collection are IP20, reserved for dry rooms such as the hallway, staircase, bedroom, living room or entrance. The level is shown on each light's product page.
Can several Eglo lights be matched in the same room?
Yes. White and silver dominate the finishes, followed by black, clear and anthracite, and the light is mostly warm white. By repeating the same finish and the same colour temperature, the wall lights and ceiling lights in a room keep a visual consistency.
What power should you plan for an Eglo light?
The power ratings found in the collection range from a maximum of 1 W to 12 W depending on the reference, with a large proportion of 2 W models, complemented by 4 W and 6.2 W. The need depends mainly on the area to be lit and the distance between the source and the wall.
What is the warranty on an Eglo light?
The whole Eglo selection presented by Designix is covered by a two-year warranty on the light. For details of the conditions and any exclusions, refer to Designix's terms of sale or contact customer service.
