Overview
Description
Specifications
Delivery & Returns
FAQs
Knowledge Hub
Small in Scale. Exactly Right for the Space.
There is a particular kind of room pendant lights ignore entirely. The hallway with a ceiling that offers no drop. The kitchen where a hanging fitting would intrude. The landing that needs a light that stays out of the way. At 160mm this occupies the ceiling rather than descending from it, and the clear domed glass shade with its brass trim manages to look considered rather than simply compact. The transparent glass means the bulb glows as an object inside the dome, giving the fitting warmth that the footprint alone could not deliver.
Glass, Trim, Clearance and Control
- Clear domed glass shade, 200mm diameter: Transparent glass keeps the bulb visible as a glowing element. Shade is 205mm tall and 200mm in diameter.
- Brass-finish metal edge trim: Classic edge detail at the shade opening. Suits heritage tiles, dark timber, painted plaster and aged stone.
- 160mm total height: Sits within the ceiling zone rather than descending into the room. Right for hallways, kitchens, landings and utility rooms with limited ceiling clearance.
- Dimmable, 10W LED E27: Compatible with a standard dimmer. E27 screw-fit accepts any LED including warm filament bulbs for the best result through the clear glass.
- Dimensions: 160mm (H) x 200mm (W) x 200mm (D): 200mm footprint. 0.92kg. Compatible with standard ceiling roses.
- IP20, Class 1, 220-240V: Standard interior rooms only. Not for bathrooms or moisture-exposed spaces. Class 1 fitting.
Every Room That Has Been Making Do Without It
A hallway relying on a bare bulb or a fitting that was never meant to stay. A kitchen where a pendant would crowd the space. A cloakroom or utility room that deserves some character. A rental property where the ceiling light needs to look intentional without a large budget. Brass and clear glass suit warm and period interiors: sage green walls, encaustic tiles and dark painted hallways all carry the tone. For how lighting lifts a difficult hallway, our guide to brightening a narrow dark hallway covers the approaches.
Every Low Ceiling Has Been Waiting for This.
The fitting that works in the rooms most ceiling lights cannot handle. Hallways where anything hanging would be intrusive. Kitchens where the ceiling has no room for a pendant. Landings where the brief is simply to make the space feel finished rather than provisional. At 160mm total height the clear domed glass shade and its brass trim sit within the ceiling zone itself, close enough that the fitting feels like part of the architecture.
The glass dome is transparent, which shifts the design logic of the fitting entirely. With an opaque shade the bulb is irrelevant. With clear glass the bulb is visible to anyone glancing upward, which makes the choice of bulb as much a decorating decision as the fitting itself. A warm filament E27 glows through the dome as a small amber object rather than a light source, giving the fitting warmth that a plain white bulb cannot produce. The brass trim at the shade opening is the finishing detail that gives the glass dome a frame and the room a sense that its ceiling was considered.
Dimmable, which opens more range than the compact size might suggest. Full brightness for a kitchen where working light matters; lower for a hallway in the evening where atmosphere is the brief. The same shade, the same bulb, and two entirely different rooms depending on where the dimmer sits. In a hallway or landing where a well-chosen table lamp at a lower level would complete the scheme, the classic glass touch table lamp works within the same warm register without competing with the ceiling.
What This Fitting Gives Each Room It Goes Into
- The 160mm height gives the ceiling back to the room. Nothing descends into the sightline or the doorway. The room stays open and the fitting stays discreet without disappearing.
- The clear glass makes the bulb a design choice, not an afterthought. A warm filament E27 glowing through the dome gives the fitting a presence and warmth that a plain white bulb never could. Same fitting, different result entirely depending on which bulb goes in.
- The brass trim makes it feel chosen rather than installed. One edge detail ties the glass dome to something with character, a quality the room will notice even if no one consciously registers it.
- The dimmer gives a hallway two versions of itself. Morning brightness when the door opens; something quieter and warmer when the evening settles. One fitting, two different rooms depending on the hour.
- The 200mm footprint is present without being dominant. Large enough to look deliberate, compact enough for a narrow hallway or small kitchen without feeling out of proportion.
- IP20 means straightforward installation in any standard room. No specialist considerations. A ceiling light for a room that needs to be well lit and properly finished.
The Bulb You Choose Changes Everything.
Most ceiling lights conceal the bulb. A clear glass dome inverts that relationship. The bulb is the first thing visible when you look up, and its colour temperature defines how the fitting feels more than anything else about it. A cool white LED will make a kitchen feel sharp and functional. A vintage filament E27 at 2700K will cast amber through the glass and make a hallway feel like the kind of place people are glad to come home to.
The Spaces Where It Earns Its Place
A Victorian or Edwardian hallway with heritage green walls, quarry tiles underfoot and no ceiling height for anything to hang. A kitchen with aged pine units and a ceiling too low for anything more elaborate. A landing where the fitting has to clear head height and still look chosen. A utility room or cloakroom that deserves character rather than a bare bulb. Brass and clear glass sit naturally alongside period and warm interior materials: encaustic tile, dark timber, aged brick and painted plaster all carry the brass tone forward. IP20 makes this a standard interior fitting only.
Before You Order
- Bulbs not included. Takes E27 screw-fit LED. Choose a warm filament bulb for the most atmospheric result through the clear glass dome.
- IP20: standard interior rooms only. Not suitable for bathrooms or any room with moisture exposure.
- Confirm the footprint. 200mm wide and 200mm deep, 160mm height. Straightforward in almost any low-ceiling position but worth measuring to confirm before purchasing.
Delivery
| Service | Timescale | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | 3-5 working days | Free |
| Next working day | Order before 4pm | £5.95 |
UK mainland only. Orders placed on weekends or bank holidays are dispatched the next working day.
We are unable to deliver to Northern Ireland, the Scottish Isles, Jersey, Guernsey, the Isle of Wight, the Isle of Man, or the Isles of Scilly. Full delivery information.
Returns
28-day returns policy. Contact us within 28 days of receipt if you are not happy with your order.
Items must be returned unused and in their original packaging. Our UK-based team will guide you through the process. Full returns information.
Brass Clear Glass Flush Ceiling Light: Your Questions Answered
Total distance from ceiling plate to base of shade. Most UK hallways and kitchens sit at 2.3 to 2.4 metres. A pendant dropping 300mm or more starts to feel obstructive. At 160mm this stays within the ceiling zone while still delivering a complete, decorative ceiling light.
Significantly. A cool white LED illuminates efficiently but has no visual character. A warm filament-style E27, with its visible coil and amber glow, turns the fitting into something worth looking at rather than a functional disc on the ceiling. The same 200mm shade produces two entirely different feelings depending on what is inside it.
For a hallway, yes. A 10W LED E27 gives solid ambient light for a narrow or medium hallway, especially with a dimmer. In a kitchen used for food preparation, it works best as part of a scheme alongside under-cabinet task lighting rather than as the sole source.
Victorian hallways with encaustic tiles and dark timber are a natural fit. Period kitchens with sage green walls and stone floors suit it well. It also works where one warm-toned detail is wanted against a muted backdrop. Less suited to cool or minimal rooms.
Yes. Check your existing dimmer is LED-compatible first, as older dimmers can cause LEDs to flicker at lower settings.
No. IP20 means it is rated for standard interior rooms only. Bathrooms, en-suites and rooms with regular moisture exposure require a higher IP rating. This fitting is not suitable for those environments.
A 200mm diameter fitting is well-proportioned for a hallway, landing, cloakroom, utility room or small kitchen. Add the room's length and width in feet and convert to inches as a sizing guide. A 5ft by 8ft hallway suggests around 330mm. At 200mm this runs compact, which suits narrow spaces where a larger fitting would crowd the ceiling.
Yes. Mixing metals is well established in current interior design. Brass pairs naturally with aged iron and matte black. To carry the warm tone into an adjacent room at a lower level, the industrial style desk lamp in brass uses the same finish. Brass sits less harmoniously next to cool chrome or brushed nickel.
160mm height, 200mm wide, 200mm deep. The glass shade is 205mm tall and 200mm in diameter. Total weight is 0.92kg.
Making the Most of a Low-Ceiling Room
A compact ceiling fitting like this one is often the starting point for a hallway or kitchen that finally feels finished. These guides cover how to use lighting, colour and material choices to lift a room with limited ceiling height, and how to create a space that feels warm and considered rather than just functional.
Overview
Small in Scale. Exactly Right for the Space.
There is a particular kind of room pendant lights ignore entirely. The hallway with a ceiling that offers no drop. The kitchen where a hanging fitting would intrude. The landing that needs a light that stays out of the way. At 160mm this occupies the ceiling rather than descending from it, and the clear domed glass shade with its brass trim manages to look considered rather than simply compact. The transparent glass means the bulb glows as an object inside the dome, giving the fitting warmth that the footprint alone could not deliver.
Glass, Trim, Clearance and Control
- Clear domed glass shade, 200mm diameter: Transparent glass keeps the bulb visible as a glowing element. Shade is 205mm tall and 200mm in diameter.
- Brass-finish metal edge trim: Classic edge detail at the shade opening. Suits heritage tiles, dark timber, painted plaster and aged stone.
- 160mm total height: Sits within the ceiling zone rather than descending into the room. Right for hallways, kitchens, landings and utility rooms with limited ceiling clearance.
- Dimmable, 10W LED E27: Compatible with a standard dimmer. E27 screw-fit accepts any LED including warm filament bulbs for the best result through the clear glass.
- Dimensions: 160mm (H) x 200mm (W) x 200mm (D): 200mm footprint. 0.92kg. Compatible with standard ceiling roses.
- IP20, Class 1, 220-240V: Standard interior rooms only. Not for bathrooms or moisture-exposed spaces. Class 1 fitting.
Every Room That Has Been Making Do Without It
A hallway relying on a bare bulb or a fitting that was never meant to stay. A kitchen where a pendant would crowd the space. A cloakroom or utility room that deserves some character. A rental property where the ceiling light needs to look intentional without a large budget. Brass and clear glass suit warm and period interiors: sage green walls, encaustic tiles and dark painted hallways all carry the tone. For how lighting lifts a difficult hallway, our guide to brightening a narrow dark hallway covers the approaches.
Description
Every Low Ceiling Has Been Waiting for This.
The fitting that works in the rooms most ceiling lights cannot handle. Hallways where anything hanging would be intrusive. Kitchens where the ceiling has no room for a pendant. Landings where the brief is simply to make the space feel finished rather than provisional. At 160mm total height the clear domed glass shade and its brass trim sit within the ceiling zone itself, close enough that the fitting feels like part of the architecture.
The glass dome is transparent, which shifts the design logic of the fitting entirely. With an opaque shade the bulb is irrelevant. With clear glass the bulb is visible to anyone glancing upward, which makes the choice of bulb as much a decorating decision as the fitting itself. A warm filament E27 glows through the dome as a small amber object rather than a light source, giving the fitting warmth that a plain white bulb cannot produce. The brass trim at the shade opening is the finishing detail that gives the glass dome a frame and the room a sense that its ceiling was considered.
Dimmable, which opens more range than the compact size might suggest. Full brightness for a kitchen where working light matters; lower for a hallway in the evening where atmosphere is the brief. The same shade, the same bulb, and two entirely different rooms depending on where the dimmer sits. In a hallway or landing where a well-chosen table lamp at a lower level would complete the scheme, the classic glass touch table lamp works within the same warm register without competing with the ceiling.
What This Fitting Gives Each Room It Goes Into
- The 160mm height gives the ceiling back to the room. Nothing descends into the sightline or the doorway. The room stays open and the fitting stays discreet without disappearing.
- The clear glass makes the bulb a design choice, not an afterthought. A warm filament E27 glowing through the dome gives the fitting a presence and warmth that a plain white bulb never could. Same fitting, different result entirely depending on which bulb goes in.
- The brass trim makes it feel chosen rather than installed. One edge detail ties the glass dome to something with character, a quality the room will notice even if no one consciously registers it.
- The dimmer gives a hallway two versions of itself. Morning brightness when the door opens; something quieter and warmer when the evening settles. One fitting, two different rooms depending on the hour.
- The 200mm footprint is present without being dominant. Large enough to look deliberate, compact enough for a narrow hallway or small kitchen without feeling out of proportion.
- IP20 means straightforward installation in any standard room. No specialist considerations. A ceiling light for a room that needs to be well lit and properly finished.
The Bulb You Choose Changes Everything.
Most ceiling lights conceal the bulb. A clear glass dome inverts that relationship. The bulb is the first thing visible when you look up, and its colour temperature defines how the fitting feels more than anything else about it. A cool white LED will make a kitchen feel sharp and functional. A vintage filament E27 at 2700K will cast amber through the glass and make a hallway feel like the kind of place people are glad to come home to.
The Spaces Where It Earns Its Place
A Victorian or Edwardian hallway with heritage green walls, quarry tiles underfoot and no ceiling height for anything to hang. A kitchen with aged pine units and a ceiling too low for anything more elaborate. A landing where the fitting has to clear head height and still look chosen. A utility room or cloakroom that deserves character rather than a bare bulb. Brass and clear glass sit naturally alongside period and warm interior materials: encaustic tile, dark timber, aged brick and painted plaster all carry the brass tone forward. IP20 makes this a standard interior fitting only.
Before You Order
- Bulbs not included. Takes E27 screw-fit LED. Choose a warm filament bulb for the most atmospheric result through the clear glass dome.
- IP20: standard interior rooms only. Not suitable for bathrooms or any room with moisture exposure.
- Confirm the footprint. 200mm wide and 200mm deep, 160mm height. Straightforward in almost any low-ceiling position but worth measuring to confirm before purchasing.
Specifications
Delivery & Returns
Delivery
| Service | Timescale | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | 3-5 working days | Free |
| Next working day | Order before 4pm | £5.95 |
UK mainland only. Orders placed on weekends or bank holidays are dispatched the next working day.
We are unable to deliver to Northern Ireland, the Scottish Isles, Jersey, Guernsey, the Isle of Wight, the Isle of Man, or the Isles of Scilly. Full delivery information.
Returns
28-day returns policy. Contact us within 28 days of receipt if you are not happy with your order.
Items must be returned unused and in their original packaging. Our UK-based team will guide you through the process. Full returns information.
FAQs
Brass Clear Glass Flush Ceiling Light: Your Questions Answered
Total distance from ceiling plate to base of shade. Most UK hallways and kitchens sit at 2.3 to 2.4 metres. A pendant dropping 300mm or more starts to feel obstructive. At 160mm this stays within the ceiling zone while still delivering a complete, decorative ceiling light.
Significantly. A cool white LED illuminates efficiently but has no visual character. A warm filament-style E27, with its visible coil and amber glow, turns the fitting into something worth looking at rather than a functional disc on the ceiling. The same 200mm shade produces two entirely different feelings depending on what is inside it.
For a hallway, yes. A 10W LED E27 gives solid ambient light for a narrow or medium hallway, especially with a dimmer. In a kitchen used for food preparation, it works best as part of a scheme alongside under-cabinet task lighting rather than as the sole source.
Victorian hallways with encaustic tiles and dark timber are a natural fit. Period kitchens with sage green walls and stone floors suit it well. It also works where one warm-toned detail is wanted against a muted backdrop. Less suited to cool or minimal rooms.
Yes. Check your existing dimmer is LED-compatible first, as older dimmers can cause LEDs to flicker at lower settings.
No. IP20 means it is rated for standard interior rooms only. Bathrooms, en-suites and rooms with regular moisture exposure require a higher IP rating. This fitting is not suitable for those environments.
A 200mm diameter fitting is well-proportioned for a hallway, landing, cloakroom, utility room or small kitchen. Add the room's length and width in feet and convert to inches as a sizing guide. A 5ft by 8ft hallway suggests around 330mm. At 200mm this runs compact, which suits narrow spaces where a larger fitting would crowd the ceiling.
Yes. Mixing metals is well established in current interior design. Brass pairs naturally with aged iron and matte black. To carry the warm tone into an adjacent room at a lower level, the industrial style desk lamp in brass uses the same finish. Brass sits less harmoniously next to cool chrome or brushed nickel.
160mm height, 200mm wide, 200mm deep. The glass shade is 205mm tall and 200mm in diameter. Total weight is 0.92kg.
Knowledge Hub
Making the Most of a Low-Ceiling Room
A compact ceiling fitting like this one is often the starting point for a hallway or kitchen that finally feels finished. These guides cover how to use lighting, colour and material choices to lift a room with limited ceiling height, and how to create a space that feels warm and considered rather than just functional.
Brass Clear Glass Flush Ceiling Light
Overview
Description
Specifications
Delivery & Returns
FAQs
Knowledge Hub
Small in Scale. Exactly Right for the Space.
There is a particular kind of room pendant lights ignore entirely. The hallway with a ceiling that offers no drop. The kitchen where a hanging fitting would intrude. The landing that needs a light that stays out of the way. At 160mm this occupies the ceiling rather than descending from it, and the clear domed glass shade with its brass trim manages to look considered rather than simply compact. The transparent glass means the bulb glows as an object inside the dome, giving the fitting warmth that the footprint alone could not deliver.
Glass, Trim, Clearance and Control
- Clear domed glass shade, 200mm diameter: Transparent glass keeps the bulb visible as a glowing element. Shade is 205mm tall and 200mm in diameter.
- Brass-finish metal edge trim: Classic edge detail at the shade opening. Suits heritage tiles, dark timber, painted plaster and aged stone.
- 160mm total height: Sits within the ceiling zone rather than descending into the room. Right for hallways, kitchens, landings and utility rooms with limited ceiling clearance.
- Dimmable, 10W LED E27: Compatible with a standard dimmer. E27 screw-fit accepts any LED including warm filament bulbs for the best result through the clear glass.
- Dimensions: 160mm (H) x 200mm (W) x 200mm (D): 200mm footprint. 0.92kg. Compatible with standard ceiling roses.
- IP20, Class 1, 220-240V: Standard interior rooms only. Not for bathrooms or moisture-exposed spaces. Class 1 fitting.
Every Room That Has Been Making Do Without It
A hallway relying on a bare bulb or a fitting that was never meant to stay. A kitchen where a pendant would crowd the space. A cloakroom or utility room that deserves some character. A rental property where the ceiling light needs to look intentional without a large budget. Brass and clear glass suit warm and period interiors: sage green walls, encaustic tiles and dark painted hallways all carry the tone. For how lighting lifts a difficult hallway, our guide to brightening a narrow dark hallway covers the approaches.
Every Low Ceiling Has Been Waiting for This.
The fitting that works in the rooms most ceiling lights cannot handle. Hallways where anything hanging would be intrusive. Kitchens where the ceiling has no room for a pendant. Landings where the brief is simply to make the space feel finished rather than provisional. At 160mm total height the clear domed glass shade and its brass trim sit within the ceiling zone itself, close enough that the fitting feels like part of the architecture.
The glass dome is transparent, which shifts the design logic of the fitting entirely. With an opaque shade the bulb is irrelevant. With clear glass the bulb is visible to anyone glancing upward, which makes the choice of bulb as much a decorating decision as the fitting itself. A warm filament E27 glows through the dome as a small amber object rather than a light source, giving the fitting warmth that a plain white bulb cannot produce. The brass trim at the shade opening is the finishing detail that gives the glass dome a frame and the room a sense that its ceiling was considered.
Dimmable, which opens more range than the compact size might suggest. Full brightness for a kitchen where working light matters; lower for a hallway in the evening where atmosphere is the brief. The same shade, the same bulb, and two entirely different rooms depending on where the dimmer sits. In a hallway or landing where a well-chosen table lamp at a lower level would complete the scheme, the classic glass touch table lamp works within the same warm register without competing with the ceiling.
What This Fitting Gives Each Room It Goes Into
- The 160mm height gives the ceiling back to the room. Nothing descends into the sightline or the doorway. The room stays open and the fitting stays discreet without disappearing.
- The clear glass makes the bulb a design choice, not an afterthought. A warm filament E27 glowing through the dome gives the fitting a presence and warmth that a plain white bulb never could. Same fitting, different result entirely depending on which bulb goes in.
- The brass trim makes it feel chosen rather than installed. One edge detail ties the glass dome to something with character, a quality the room will notice even if no one consciously registers it.
- The dimmer gives a hallway two versions of itself. Morning brightness when the door opens; something quieter and warmer when the evening settles. One fitting, two different rooms depending on the hour.
- The 200mm footprint is present without being dominant. Large enough to look deliberate, compact enough for a narrow hallway or small kitchen without feeling out of proportion.
- IP20 means straightforward installation in any standard room. No specialist considerations. A ceiling light for a room that needs to be well lit and properly finished.
The Bulb You Choose Changes Everything.
Most ceiling lights conceal the bulb. A clear glass dome inverts that relationship. The bulb is the first thing visible when you look up, and its colour temperature defines how the fitting feels more than anything else about it. A cool white LED will make a kitchen feel sharp and functional. A vintage filament E27 at 2700K will cast amber through the glass and make a hallway feel like the kind of place people are glad to come home to.
The Spaces Where It Earns Its Place
A Victorian or Edwardian hallway with heritage green walls, quarry tiles underfoot and no ceiling height for anything to hang. A kitchen with aged pine units and a ceiling too low for anything more elaborate. A landing where the fitting has to clear head height and still look chosen. A utility room or cloakroom that deserves character rather than a bare bulb. Brass and clear glass sit naturally alongside period and warm interior materials: encaustic tile, dark timber, aged brick and painted plaster all carry the brass tone forward. IP20 makes this a standard interior fitting only.
Before You Order
- Bulbs not included. Takes E27 screw-fit LED. Choose a warm filament bulb for the most atmospheric result through the clear glass dome.
- IP20: standard interior rooms only. Not suitable for bathrooms or any room with moisture exposure.
- Confirm the footprint. 200mm wide and 200mm deep, 160mm height. Straightforward in almost any low-ceiling position but worth measuring to confirm before purchasing.
Delivery
| Service | Timescale | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | 3-5 working days | Free |
| Next working day | Order before 4pm | £5.95 |
UK mainland only. Orders placed on weekends or bank holidays are dispatched the next working day.
We are unable to deliver to Northern Ireland, the Scottish Isles, Jersey, Guernsey, the Isle of Wight, the Isle of Man, or the Isles of Scilly. Full delivery information.
Returns
28-day returns policy. Contact us within 28 days of receipt if you are not happy with your order.
Items must be returned unused and in their original packaging. Our UK-based team will guide you through the process. Full returns information.
Brass Clear Glass Flush Ceiling Light: Your Questions Answered
Total distance from ceiling plate to base of shade. Most UK hallways and kitchens sit at 2.3 to 2.4 metres. A pendant dropping 300mm or more starts to feel obstructive. At 160mm this stays within the ceiling zone while still delivering a complete, decorative ceiling light.
Significantly. A cool white LED illuminates efficiently but has no visual character. A warm filament-style E27, with its visible coil and amber glow, turns the fitting into something worth looking at rather than a functional disc on the ceiling. The same 200mm shade produces two entirely different feelings depending on what is inside it.
For a hallway, yes. A 10W LED E27 gives solid ambient light for a narrow or medium hallway, especially with a dimmer. In a kitchen used for food preparation, it works best as part of a scheme alongside under-cabinet task lighting rather than as the sole source.
Victorian hallways with encaustic tiles and dark timber are a natural fit. Period kitchens with sage green walls and stone floors suit it well. It also works where one warm-toned detail is wanted against a muted backdrop. Less suited to cool or minimal rooms.
Yes. Check your existing dimmer is LED-compatible first, as older dimmers can cause LEDs to flicker at lower settings.
No. IP20 means it is rated for standard interior rooms only. Bathrooms, en-suites and rooms with regular moisture exposure require a higher IP rating. This fitting is not suitable for those environments.
A 200mm diameter fitting is well-proportioned for a hallway, landing, cloakroom, utility room or small kitchen. Add the room's length and width in feet and convert to inches as a sizing guide. A 5ft by 8ft hallway suggests around 330mm. At 200mm this runs compact, which suits narrow spaces where a larger fitting would crowd the ceiling.
Yes. Mixing metals is well established in current interior design. Brass pairs naturally with aged iron and matte black. To carry the warm tone into an adjacent room at a lower level, the industrial style desk lamp in brass uses the same finish. Brass sits less harmoniously next to cool chrome or brushed nickel.
160mm height, 200mm wide, 200mm deep. The glass shade is 205mm tall and 200mm in diameter. Total weight is 0.92kg.
Making the Most of a Low-Ceiling Room
A compact ceiling fitting like this one is often the starting point for a hallway or kitchen that finally feels finished. These guides cover how to use lighting, colour and material choices to lift a room with limited ceiling height, and how to create a space that feels warm and considered rather than just functional.
Overview
Small in Scale. Exactly Right for the Space.
There is a particular kind of room pendant lights ignore entirely. The hallway with a ceiling that offers no drop. The kitchen where a hanging fitting would intrude. The landing that needs a light that stays out of the way. At 160mm this occupies the ceiling rather than descending from it, and the clear domed glass shade with its brass trim manages to look considered rather than simply compact. The transparent glass means the bulb glows as an object inside the dome, giving the fitting warmth that the footprint alone could not deliver.
Glass, Trim, Clearance and Control
- Clear domed glass shade, 200mm diameter: Transparent glass keeps the bulb visible as a glowing element. Shade is 205mm tall and 200mm in diameter.
- Brass-finish metal edge trim: Classic edge detail at the shade opening. Suits heritage tiles, dark timber, painted plaster and aged stone.
- 160mm total height: Sits within the ceiling zone rather than descending into the room. Right for hallways, kitchens, landings and utility rooms with limited ceiling clearance.
- Dimmable, 10W LED E27: Compatible with a standard dimmer. E27 screw-fit accepts any LED including warm filament bulbs for the best result through the clear glass.
- Dimensions: 160mm (H) x 200mm (W) x 200mm (D): 200mm footprint. 0.92kg. Compatible with standard ceiling roses.
- IP20, Class 1, 220-240V: Standard interior rooms only. Not for bathrooms or moisture-exposed spaces. Class 1 fitting.
Every Room That Has Been Making Do Without It
A hallway relying on a bare bulb or a fitting that was never meant to stay. A kitchen where a pendant would crowd the space. A cloakroom or utility room that deserves some character. A rental property where the ceiling light needs to look intentional without a large budget. Brass and clear glass suit warm and period interiors: sage green walls, encaustic tiles and dark painted hallways all carry the tone. For how lighting lifts a difficult hallway, our guide to brightening a narrow dark hallway covers the approaches.
Description
Every Low Ceiling Has Been Waiting for This.
The fitting that works in the rooms most ceiling lights cannot handle. Hallways where anything hanging would be intrusive. Kitchens where the ceiling has no room for a pendant. Landings where the brief is simply to make the space feel finished rather than provisional. At 160mm total height the clear domed glass shade and its brass trim sit within the ceiling zone itself, close enough that the fitting feels like part of the architecture.
The glass dome is transparent, which shifts the design logic of the fitting entirely. With an opaque shade the bulb is irrelevant. With clear glass the bulb is visible to anyone glancing upward, which makes the choice of bulb as much a decorating decision as the fitting itself. A warm filament E27 glows through the dome as a small amber object rather than a light source, giving the fitting warmth that a plain white bulb cannot produce. The brass trim at the shade opening is the finishing detail that gives the glass dome a frame and the room a sense that its ceiling was considered.
Dimmable, which opens more range than the compact size might suggest. Full brightness for a kitchen where working light matters; lower for a hallway in the evening where atmosphere is the brief. The same shade, the same bulb, and two entirely different rooms depending on where the dimmer sits. In a hallway or landing where a well-chosen table lamp at a lower level would complete the scheme, the classic glass touch table lamp works within the same warm register without competing with the ceiling.
What This Fitting Gives Each Room It Goes Into
- The 160mm height gives the ceiling back to the room. Nothing descends into the sightline or the doorway. The room stays open and the fitting stays discreet without disappearing.
- The clear glass makes the bulb a design choice, not an afterthought. A warm filament E27 glowing through the dome gives the fitting a presence and warmth that a plain white bulb never could. Same fitting, different result entirely depending on which bulb goes in.
- The brass trim makes it feel chosen rather than installed. One edge detail ties the glass dome to something with character, a quality the room will notice even if no one consciously registers it.
- The dimmer gives a hallway two versions of itself. Morning brightness when the door opens; something quieter and warmer when the evening settles. One fitting, two different rooms depending on the hour.
- The 200mm footprint is present without being dominant. Large enough to look deliberate, compact enough for a narrow hallway or small kitchen without feeling out of proportion.
- IP20 means straightforward installation in any standard room. No specialist considerations. A ceiling light for a room that needs to be well lit and properly finished.
The Bulb You Choose Changes Everything.
Most ceiling lights conceal the bulb. A clear glass dome inverts that relationship. The bulb is the first thing visible when you look up, and its colour temperature defines how the fitting feels more than anything else about it. A cool white LED will make a kitchen feel sharp and functional. A vintage filament E27 at 2700K will cast amber through the glass and make a hallway feel like the kind of place people are glad to come home to.
The Spaces Where It Earns Its Place
A Victorian or Edwardian hallway with heritage green walls, quarry tiles underfoot and no ceiling height for anything to hang. A kitchen with aged pine units and a ceiling too low for anything more elaborate. A landing where the fitting has to clear head height and still look chosen. A utility room or cloakroom that deserves character rather than a bare bulb. Brass and clear glass sit naturally alongside period and warm interior materials: encaustic tile, dark timber, aged brick and painted plaster all carry the brass tone forward. IP20 makes this a standard interior fitting only.
Before You Order
- Bulbs not included. Takes E27 screw-fit LED. Choose a warm filament bulb for the most atmospheric result through the clear glass dome.
- IP20: standard interior rooms only. Not suitable for bathrooms or any room with moisture exposure.
- Confirm the footprint. 200mm wide and 200mm deep, 160mm height. Straightforward in almost any low-ceiling position but worth measuring to confirm before purchasing.
Specifications
Delivery & Returns
Delivery
| Service | Timescale | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | 3-5 working days | Free |
| Next working day | Order before 4pm | £5.95 |
UK mainland only. Orders placed on weekends or bank holidays are dispatched the next working day.
We are unable to deliver to Northern Ireland, the Scottish Isles, Jersey, Guernsey, the Isle of Wight, the Isle of Man, or the Isles of Scilly. Full delivery information.
Returns
28-day returns policy. Contact us within 28 days of receipt if you are not happy with your order.
Items must be returned unused and in their original packaging. Our UK-based team will guide you through the process. Full returns information.
FAQs
Brass Clear Glass Flush Ceiling Light: Your Questions Answered
Total distance from ceiling plate to base of shade. Most UK hallways and kitchens sit at 2.3 to 2.4 metres. A pendant dropping 300mm or more starts to feel obstructive. At 160mm this stays within the ceiling zone while still delivering a complete, decorative ceiling light.
Significantly. A cool white LED illuminates efficiently but has no visual character. A warm filament-style E27, with its visible coil and amber glow, turns the fitting into something worth looking at rather than a functional disc on the ceiling. The same 200mm shade produces two entirely different feelings depending on what is inside it.
For a hallway, yes. A 10W LED E27 gives solid ambient light for a narrow or medium hallway, especially with a dimmer. In a kitchen used for food preparation, it works best as part of a scheme alongside under-cabinet task lighting rather than as the sole source.
Victorian hallways with encaustic tiles and dark timber are a natural fit. Period kitchens with sage green walls and stone floors suit it well. It also works where one warm-toned detail is wanted against a muted backdrop. Less suited to cool or minimal rooms.
Yes. Check your existing dimmer is LED-compatible first, as older dimmers can cause LEDs to flicker at lower settings.
No. IP20 means it is rated for standard interior rooms only. Bathrooms, en-suites and rooms with regular moisture exposure require a higher IP rating. This fitting is not suitable for those environments.
A 200mm diameter fitting is well-proportioned for a hallway, landing, cloakroom, utility room or small kitchen. Add the room's length and width in feet and convert to inches as a sizing guide. A 5ft by 8ft hallway suggests around 330mm. At 200mm this runs compact, which suits narrow spaces where a larger fitting would crowd the ceiling.
Yes. Mixing metals is well established in current interior design. Brass pairs naturally with aged iron and matte black. To carry the warm tone into an adjacent room at a lower level, the industrial style desk lamp in brass uses the same finish. Brass sits less harmoniously next to cool chrome or brushed nickel.
160mm height, 200mm wide, 200mm deep. The glass shade is 205mm tall and 200mm in diameter. Total weight is 0.92kg.
Knowledge Hub
Making the Most of a Low-Ceiling Room
A compact ceiling fitting like this one is often the starting point for a hallway or kitchen that finally feels finished. These guides cover how to use lighting, colour and material choices to lift a room with limited ceiling height, and how to create a space that feels warm and considered rather than just functional.
