Downlights
Choose light for comfort, direction and ceiling detail.
Start with the visual feeling the room needs, then confirm the recessed format and installation conditions.
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GALAXY Dimmable LED Downlight -
ELLA Residential Pinhole LED Downlight -
ELLA Wall-Wash LED Downlight -
ELLA Deep Anti-Glare LED Downlight -
ELLA LED Downlight for Commercial Spaces -
AVA Square LED Downlight with Narrow Trim -
AVA Deep-Frame LED Downlight for Residential -
ELLA Dimmable LED Downlight for Hotels -
AVA Adjustable LED Downlight for Hotels -
AVA Dimmable LED Downlight for Residential | 5W–15.5W
Downlight planning guide
A calm ceiling starts with glare control, beam placement and the right recessed format.
Downlights should make a room easier to use without turning the ceiling into a field of bright points. Choose the optical comfort first, then check the cut-out, ceiling depth, dimming requirements and the degree of aiming the space needs.
Use low-glare optics where people stay.
Living rooms, hospitality spaces and work areas benefit from a deeper-set light source that keeps the luminous element out of the main sightline. ELLA deep anti-glare is the starting point when visual comfort and a quiet ceiling matter most.
Plan spacing around height and purpose.
Beam angle, mounting height and the surface being lit all affect spacing. Use wider coverage for the room’s ambient layer and controlled, aimable light for artwork, counters and focal points. For a directional recessed option, explore AVA adjustable downlights or share a ceiling plan with us before the ceiling is closed.