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Scandinavian Wooden Lotus Ceiling Light, Solid Wood and Iron Layered Petal Ceiling Lamp for Living Room, Bedroom and Hallway
White / 28 cm x 10 cm
$139.00
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Scandinavian Wooden Lotus Ceiling Light, Solid Wood and Iron Layered Petal Ceiling Lamp for Living Room, Bedroom and Hallway
$139.00
Real timber grain, no printed finish
Layered lotus form, softly diffused
Iron frame holds shape for decades
Description
Most ceiling lights force a choice between something that looks right and something that lasts. The Scandinavian Wooden Lotus Ceiling Light was made to avoid that trade off, pairing solid wood with Scandinavian proportions that suit a hallway or living room.
Real timber, not a printed finish
The wood shows real timber grain rather than a printed finish, which is the difference you notice standing under it. Day to day the wood holds its shape and colour rather than fading into something tired. There is no visible branding, which is deliberate.
A layered form that diffuses
The layered lotus form diffuses light softly, so the room gets a gentle spread rather than a hard edged disc. Edges and joints are finished properly, usually the first thing cut on a cheaper ceiling light. The layers are spaced so light passes between them rather than stopping at the first one.
A frame that holds its shape
The iron frame holds its shape for decades, which is what stops a layered fitting from sagging out of true. It moves between rooms easily, so you are not committed to one arrangement.
A soft, slightly damp cloth is all the maintenance it asks for. It turns up ready to go, and if it does not work in the space, the return is simple.
Shipping and Returns
Free shipping on every order, with most orders arriving within 12 business days. You have 30 days from delivery to arrange a return on unused items in their original packaging.
Real Timber Grain, Not A Print
The grain runs through the timber rather than across a printed film, so every fitting differs slightly from the next.
Wood effect finishes repeat, and the repeat is what gives them away once you are standing underneath. Real material has no pattern to catch out, only the one the tree already made.
That variation is the entire reason to specify the real thing over a film.
A Form Borrowed From Nature
Overlapping leaves layer the light so it falls in soft steps rather than as a single flat sheet.
A one piece shade gives you an even glow and a dead ceiling above it. Here the light passes between the layers, so the space directly overhead picks up depth instead of going dark and flat.
It adds dimension to a room without adding bulk to the ceiling.
An Iron Frame Holding It True
The structure underneath is iron rather than plastic, which is what stops a layered fitting sagging out of true over a decade on a warm ceiling.
Nobody sees that frame, which is exactly why it is the part most often cheapened. A shade made of many pieces is only as good as the thing holding them in position.
The part you never look at is built to the same standard.
Durable Materials
Long lasting and durable materials
Timeless Designs
Every product is always time tested
Easy Setup Everytime
Hassle free setup and accurate sizing
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the wood real or a printed finish?
Real timber. The grain runs through the material, so each fitting varies slightly and the surface ages the way wood does rather than peeling like a film.
What does the layered shape do to the light?
The overlapping leaves step the light down in stages, so it falls softly and the ceiling gains depth instead of one flat glare across the surface.
Will the frame sag over time?
No. The structure underneath is iron rather than plastic, so the leaves hold their spacing and the fixings stay tight through years of normal use.
Does it suit a room that is not Scandinavian in style?
Yes. Timber and a natural form sit comfortably with period detailing and with modern rooms, which is why it moves between spaces easily.
How do you care for the timber?
Dust it with a dry cloth. Avoid anything wet or solvent based and the finish will keep its tone, deepening slightly with age the way good wood does.