TRIO BELL 801900267 ceiling spotlight, 2×E14, antique nickel and wood

TRIO BELL 801900267 is a two-head ceiling spotlight combining a wooden bar with metal shades in an antique nickel finish. Gold-coloured interiors contrast with the darker outer surfaces. The visible wood grain breaks up the metalwork, giving this fitting a different character from an all-metal spotlight bar.

Two heads with adjustable direction

The spotlight heads can be repositioned, so the location of the ceiling connection does not have to determine the direction of both shades. You can aim them towards selected parts of the room rather than keeping them in one shared orientation. The open shade fronts leave the bulbs visible. Their shape therefore contributes to the appearance of the fitting as well as needing to suit the socket.

The manufacturer identifies living rooms and bedrooms as applications. Its ceiling-mounted format and two directional heads also make it an option for an entrance hall or corridor. Decide whether the light will be sufficient from the output of your chosen bulbs, rather than assuming that two sockets guarantee a particular level of brightness throughout a room.

Choose two E14 bulbs separately

BELL takes two E14 bulbs, with a maximum rating of 25 W per bulb. Light sources are not included. You choose the colour temperature and light output when buying the bulbs; neither is a fixed output specification of the empty fitting. Illuminated bulbs in the photographs demonstrate the appearance in use, not items supplied in the box.

Check the space below the ceiling

The fitting measures 42.5 cm wide, 23.2 cm high and 14.5 cm deep. Compare the height with the available clearance before installation, since the heads project into the room rather than sitting behind a flat ceiling cover. The manufacturer specifies ceiling mounting only.

The wooden bar, aged metal finish and visible supports suit vintage and retro interiors. Their straightforward construction also works with industrial or loft-style furnishings when you want exposed structural details rather than an ornamental chandelier.