LED Spotlight | Karelia

The crystal cascade and teardrop flush-mount spotlight adorns the ceiling with faceted crystal and lights a kitchen, living room or hallway. Behind the teardrops, a GU10 socket in a 65 mm body: this LED spotlight is installed with a clearance of 5 to 20 mm.

What is a flush-mount spotlight, and where should you place it?

A flush-mount spotlight is fixed to the ceiling surface instead of being recessed into it: allow a clearance of 5 to 20 mm. Placed as a living room spotlight above a coffee table, it casts a sparkling light into the room.

• Flush mounting
• GU10 socket, replaceable bulb
• Body of 65 x 65 mm, clearance 5 to 20 mm
• IP20 rating: dry rooms only

See all our flush-mount spotlights.

Why choose a cascade crystal spotlight rather than a classic spotlight?

The faceted crystal cascades below the body and replaces the bare light point. When lit, it breaks the light into sparkles; when off, it keeps a teardrop look that adorns the ceiling.

• Faceted crystal set with teardrops
• Cascade shape below the spotlight body
• Bohemian style, decorative effect even when off

Compare with the other crystal spotlights.

Gold or silver finish: which to choose for your room?

Gold warms light woodwork and sand tones, silver matches cool worktops and rooms that are already chromed. The GU10 spotlight comes only in gold or silver: there is no third finish.

• Gold: light woodwork, sand tones
• Silver: cool worktops, chromed rooms
• Only two finishes, to decide before ordering

Warm shades are grouped among the gold-coloured spotlights. For cool tones, see the silver-coloured light fittings.

If you prefer a more technical look, the Alto adjustable recessed spotlight can be aimed along the desired axis.

How many spotlights should you plan for a kitchen or hallway ceiling?

The number of light points depends on the surface area and ceiling height, to be estimated before drilling. For a kitchen spotlight, count one source per work area; in a hallway, align the points along the traffic axis.

• Estimate the surface area and height before drilling
• One source above each work area
• Regular spacing along the axis
• Check the clearance available at the fixing point

The calculation is detailed in how many spotlights per square metre. Find the dedicated models among the kitchen spotlights and the hallway spotlights.

For a multi-point ceiling light, the Tuka L ceiling spotlight remains an option, as does the Tuka track spotlight if the points need to move.