Spot lights
Spot lights
Directed light with the character of brass
A spotlight gives a specific point in the room its own light: a shelf, a picture or a surface beside a chair. In our collection, the fitting also contributes to the interior through brass, carefully defined heads and visible joints. The choice concerns how the light can be positioned as well as how the lamp sits among the furnishings.
Our Focus family uses cylindrical heads, with smooth versions and more decorative designs defined by ring details and worked rosettes. Stoccolma has tapered shades with characteristic openings. These two approaches give a directed light a different relationship with the room: a compact cylinder can sit close to the architecture, while a tapered shade makes the head itself a more prominent detail.
Choose the arrangement and the movement
- Single wall and ceiling spotlights provide one adjustable head without a long supporting bar.
- Grouped fittings hold several heads on a common bar or plate. Individual adjustment lets them face different points while sharing one mounting arrangement.
- Flexible-arm models reposition the head by changing the curve of its support; the selection also includes a table lamp and a wall light combining a shade with a separate flexible spotlight.
A jointed head and a flexible arm offer different kinds of movement. The first turns and tilts at its connection; the second also changes the line between the head and its mounting. Choose the mechanism and format for the place where the light will be used, then explore the finishes available for that model.