LED Ceiling Light | Hermione

This glass globe hallway ceiling light dresses passageways in soft, even light: four lights under opal glass, a discreet black metal frame and a compact format that mounts to the ceiling without taking up space.

Why choose a glass globe hallway ceiling light?

Mounted on the ceiling of a passage where you do not linger, such as an entrance, it lights without straining the eye. Opal glass diffuses the light and avoids the dazzling point when you look up, as with the rest of our hallway lighting.

• Four lights under opal glass in a black metal frame
• Stated lit area of 5 to 9 m²
• Diameter of 14 cm, discreet in a narrow hallway
• E14 socket and 10 W power in LED technology

What light does it give in a living room or dining room?

A living room or dining room ceiling light looks for soft, even light, and that is what this model provides. In a large living room, it sets the mood and happily complements a more generous living room light.

• The opal glass hides the source and smooths the diffusion
• The globe shape keeps a modern look, like all our globe lighting
• The black frame blends into a light-coloured ceiling
• For a large living room, see the Large ceiling light

Can it be installed in a bedroom, kitchen or office?

This glass globe hallway ceiling light also suits the bedroom, kitchen, office, entrance and dining room. Above a bed or a worktop, the opal glass limits glare, as with most of our LED ceiling lights.

• Protection rating IP20, so dry rooms only
• Voltage 220V and E14 socket
• CE certification
• 2-year warranty

How to choose between a glass globe ceiling light and a metal model?

Opal glass softens the light; a metal globe reflects it more and plays on reflection. The choice depends on the desired mood and the space on the ceiling, to compare with the warmer Round Gold Ceiling Light.

• Measure the diameter on the ceiling before fixing
• Keep the same E14 socket in the same room
• Go for black if the other lights already are

For a more natural room, the Wicker Ceiling Light plays a different card. Our guide also explains how to choose the right black ceiling light for your living room.