The Story
Our Baylis double spotlight has a refined base and discreet screws. It’ll sit neatly on any ceiling or wall.
This version’s larger, so it’ll make more of an impact in bigger spaces.
It’s easiest (but not essential) to mount it on a surface with a void behind it, like plasterboard (this is where the small terminal box and any remaining cable can be tucked away). Otherwise, the connections can be housed inside the base.
We’ve designed it with ball joints that smoothly rotate 320 degrees and tilts 180 degrees, so you can light up specific areas of a room.
Polished nickel is our answer to chrome. It’s a bit warmer, which we think is more versatile, so you can use it with warm or cool colour palettes.
- Suitable for mounting on ceilings, walls and beams
- Engineered with ball joints for smooth rotation and tilting
- Use with two 50mm GU10 LEDs, like our Chester and Arthur bulbs
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
Our Baylis double spotlight has a refined base and discreet screws. It’ll sit neatly on any ceiling or wall.
This version’s larger, so it’ll make more of an impact in bigger spaces.
It’s easiest (but not essential) to mount it on a surface with a void behind it, like plasterboard (this is where the small terminal box and any remaining cable can be tucked away). Otherwise, the connections can be housed inside the base.
We’ve designed it with ball joints that smoothly rotate 320 degrees and tilts 180 degrees, so you can light up specific areas of a room.
Polished nickel is our answer to chrome. It’s a bit warmer, which we think is more versatile, so you can use it with warm or cool colour palettes.
- Suitable for mounting on ceilings, walls and beams
- Engineered with ball joints for smooth rotation and tilting
- Use with two 50mm GU10 LEDs, like our Chester and Arthur bulbs
