Glass Ceiling Lights
Glass ceiling lights spread light softly and evenly through the room. In this collection you will find opal glass globes on travertine bowls, cones and domes, on rippled ceramic or walnut, along with LED rings with satin glass.
Why opal glass on the ceiling?
- Glare-free: the milky glass diffuses the light and keeps the light source out of sight.
- Versatile: a single globe is enough for a hallway or alcove, several globes light up living rooms and bedrooms.
- Easy to combine: white glass works with stone, wood and metal.
Bulbs, dimensions and installation are listed on each product page.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between opal glass and satin glass?
Opal glass is milky white throughout and spreads light very evenly, as on JUNO or TILO. Satin glass has a frosted surface and also lets light through softly, for example the two globes on VOLA or the glass dome on POVA. Both hide the bulb and give glare-free light.
How do I clean a glass ceiling light?
Switch the light off and let it cool. Wipe the glass globes with a soft, slightly damp cloth and a little mild washing-up liquid, then dry them thoroughly. Bases and bowls made of travertine or wood, on the other hand, should only be cleaned dry to avoid marks.
Can I choose the wood tone of the base?
On several models, yes: TILO and SIRA come with a base in light or dark wood, and POVA in a light or dark wood effect. ZURI pairs a dark walnut ring with fine gold-coloured accents. Light wood feels airy and Scandinavian, while dark wood suits walnut furniture and stands out clearly against a white ceiling.