A plain metal dome is one of the oldest shapes in lighting, and the Lira makes it interesting again through colour rather than form. Orange, black, white and wine red are strong choices rather than safe ones, and a glossy finish means the shade picks up reflections from the room around it, so the fitting changes appearance depending on where you stand.
Three sizes cover very different jobs. At 35 centimetres it suits a small table or a corner; at 45 it works over a dining table for four; at 60 it is a genuine statement piece for a larger table or an open-plan space where the ceiling needs something to anchor it. Getting the diameter right relative to the table below is what separates a considered install from an awkward one. The stronger colours suit a room that is otherwise fairly neutral.
Three colour tones switch at the fitting, which lets the same lamp be warm over dinner and neutral for anything else. The LED bulb is included, so it works from installation, and the metal is durable and easy to clean with a dry cloth. Because it is hardwired, a qualified electrician should install it with the circuit isolated at the board rather than fitting it yourself.
