Sigma Aqua 2 White Ceiling Light Plafond 33463

Sigma Aqua 2 33463 ceiling light – white rings and two glass globes

Aqua 2 33463 turns two offset circular frames and two opal-white globes into a distinctive ceiling composition. Against a pale ceiling, the white painted structure becomes understated and allows the rhythm of curved lines and illuminated spheres to take visual priority. Generous open space between the parts keeps the 55 cm wide fitting looking light rather than bulky. The shades sit on opposite sides of the central stem, creating an asymmetric outline that changes as the fitting is viewed from different positions in the room.

The body is made from painted steel and both white shades are glass. Each 12 cm high globe holds its own replaceable light source. Aqua 2 can act as a central light in a smaller room or as a decorative element within a broader lighting scheme. Its graphic shape can define the area above a seating arrangement or table, occupy the centre of a bedroom, or add interest to a hallway where a solid, visually heavy ceiling fitting would be less suitable.

Two G9 light sources chosen for the setting

The fitting takes two replaceable G9 LED lamps, each with a maximum power of 12 W. Bulbs are not supplied, leaving the user free to choose brightness and colour temperature for the intended use. Selecting two sources with matching specifications will give the pair of glass globes a consistent appearance when lit. The height is not adjustable, so the relationship between the rings and shades remains fixed after installation.

Key specifications

• overall dimensions: 37 cm high, 55 cm wide and 32 cm deep;
• white painted-steel body with two white glass shades;
• 2× G9 LED, maximum 12 W per light source;
• bulbs are not included;
• IP20 rating, 3.5 kg weight and ceiling mounting on a bracket;
• made in Poland and covered by a 24-month warranty.

Sigma Aqua 2 33463 is suited to interiors where a white ceiling light should contribute a recognisable design rather than disappear entirely. Its pairing of circles and globes feels contemporary, while the open construction avoids the visual weight of a large enclosed fixture.