Ceiling lights crystal

Crystal ceiling lights

The most beautiful sofa and the most elegant chest of drawers are worth little if they are not emphasised by appropriate lighting. The living room in particular thrives on coordinated colours and tasteful furnishings, which are significantly influenced and completed by a lighting composition. Glamorous ceiling lights in particular attract everyone's attention and are a visual highlight even when switched off. If you are interested in magnificent lighting compositions, a modern crystal ceiling light is just the thing for you! The processed glass elements not only ensure a sophisticated look, they also reflect the light and thus transport it in all directions of the room. In addition to these eye-catching lighting compositions, our online shop also has wall lights, outdoor lights, table lights, chandeliers and pendant lights, so that no wishes are left unfulfilled. Our wide-ranging assortment has a suitable item and accessories for every taste and budget. Do you have any questions about delivery, dispatch or one of our items? Our friendly service team will be happy to help you and provide you with further information if required.

What are crystal ceiling lights?

These lamps are usually round or square in shape. They are usually made of nickel or chrome and an efficient and long-lasting LED is always used as the light source. The models are all fitted with many crystals , which can vary in size and are the visual highlight of the lights. The exterior of the lamps can also vary. Some light compositions have an ornate lampshade, while others have a much flatter design. You can also choose between pompous, golden models and more discreet silver or white versions - depending on your taste. Meanwhile, some lamps have special functions. For example, they are dimmable, can be controlled with a remote control or change colour to blue, red or green.

How long have crystal ceiling lights been around?

In its original version, people have been using a ceiling light since the fifth century BC in the form of a chandelier. Instead of crystal glass, these pendant lights were usually made of metal and had one or more arms on which a candle was placed and lit. From the 18th century onwards, new technical processes meant that glass production could also be used to make lamps, which greatly expanded the range of ceiling lights. At that time, crystal ceiling lights, which were very similar to today's models, were primarily used for ceremonial purposes. Churches or ballrooms were adorned with the pompous lighting constructions, which transported light reflections in all directions thanks to the small crystals. Nowadays, however, the elegant lamps with LEDs can also be found in private households, emphasising the extravagant taste of their owners and enhancing the appearance of furniture.

Where can a crystal light be installed?

Magnificent lighting compositions such as these require a place where they can be seen and can shine alongside other lamps such as floor lamps with their extensive lighting. For this reason, the lamps are usually used in rooms where people spend time. Rooms such as the kitchen or bathroom, on the other hand, where moisture or even wetness can occur, prove to be rather unsuitable. If you want to fully utilise the visual potential of a crystal ceiling light, you should place it in the following locations:

• In the centre of the living room, as a central decorative element to attract all eyes and illuminate the room comprehensively
• Above the dining table to provide pleasant illumination during mealtimes
• In the entrance area of your home to give guests a warm welcome
• In the bedroom, where the light reflections accompany you pleasantly into dreamland

How are the models installed?

As the lights are installed on the ceiling, a few preparations are necessary before commissioning. You can carry out the simple steps yourself, such as drilling certain holes or fixing the LED in the socket. However, as soon as it comes to the electrical installation, you should have this carried out by a specialist. This will reduce the risk of injury to yourself both during installation and during use. It also ensures that your ceiling light is installed correctly and has a long service life.