Luces Exclusivas MIRAMAR LE42495 white ceiling spotlight, 2 × GU10, 31 cm

MIRAMAR LE42495 by Luces Exclusivas is a white ceiling spotlight with two heads on a straight bar. Its metal construction combines a round ceiling canopy, a narrow arm and two short lamp housings. Silver-coloured connecting pieces remain visible between the white components.

Choose two GU10 bulbs separately

The fitting takes two GU10 bulbs, which are not supplied. Each light source may have a maximum power of 10 W, and the fitting operates on a 230 V supply. Bulbs shown in the product photograph illustrate the appearance of the assembled light rather than the contents of the delivery.

Your choice of bulbs determines the colour temperature, brightness and beam width. Compare those specifications when ordering light sources instead of expecting a particular lighting effect from the white finish alone. The two sockets sit in separate heads, but that does not establish independent switching.

A 31 cm bar for a defined ceiling position

The manufacturer specifies a width of 31 cm, a height of 10.9 cm and a depth of 8 cm. These proportions distinguish MIRAMAR from long multi-head bars and cable-suspended pendant lights. Compare all three measurements with the intended ceiling position, taking nearby furniture and opening doors into account.

The two-head layout can provide lighting for a selected area of a living room, bedroom, hallway or dressing room. It can also be considered for a kitchen or dining room when the bulbs are chosen for that location's lighting needs. Whether it can serve as the only light in a room depends on the bulbs' output and the size and layout of the space.

Exposed heads rather than a large shade

The white bar, circular canopy and small heads support modern, modernist and minimalist interiors. There is no large decorative shade above the furniture: the design relies on the repeated arrangement of two points and restrained geometry. When comparing the MIRAMAR family, distinguish the white LE42495 version from other finishes and different numbers of light sources.