Remote LED Ceiling Light

Layered geometric panels stacked into a single flush fixture: the design gives a ceiling light depth it would not otherwise have, so it reads as a considered object during the day rather than a bright disc you only notice at night. The panels diffuse the integrated LED evenly, which keeps the output soft across the whole surface instead of hot in the middle.

The remote is what makes it genuinely useful. Brightness and colour temperature both adjust from across the room, which matters most in a space that has to do several jobs: bright and neutral for cleaning or working, warm and low for an evening, somewhere in between for everything else. Changing the setting takes a second rather than a bulb swap. Keeping the remote in one known place is worth doing, since it is the only way to reach the settings.

The LED is integrated and energy efficient, so there is nothing to replace and the fitting should be treated as a unit rather than a lamp. It suits living rooms, bedrooms and dining areas. Installation is hardwired to the ceiling and belongs to a qualified electrician with the circuit isolated at the board. Dust the panels with a dry, soft cloth and avoid solvents. Sized correctly to the room, one fitting is usually enough for general lighting without additional lamps.

• Light source: Integrated LED
• Control: Remote, brightness and colour temperature
• Design: Layered geometric panels
• Mounting: Ceiling mounted, flush
• Efficiency: Energy-saving LED technology
• Use: Living room, bedroom, dining area
• Note: LED is integrated, not user replaceable
• Installation: Hardwired, qualified electrician