Loop 3 Light Flush Ceiling Light - Antique Brass with Frosted Glass

The Loop is a 3-light flush ceiling light with a curved antique brass frame holding three frosted and clear glass spheres at measured intervals. Each sphere houses a G9 bulb (sold separately) and the combined frosted-and-clear layered glass softens the light output while maintaining some directional throw. The brass frame measures 320mm length by 230mm width with a 120mm drop from ceiling to base of the glass.

Designed for rooms with ceiling heights between 2.2m and 2.6m where a pendant would hang too low, the Loop suits hallways, bedrooms, studies and smaller sitting rooms needing ambient rather than task lighting. The flush-to-ceiling mount keeps the fitting out of head height in narrow corridors and low-ceilinged period properties. The sculptural curve of the brass frame gives the fitting a decorative presence despite its compact footprint, avoiding the utilitarian look of basic flush dome fittings.

The antique brass finish has a slightly aged patina with warmer brown undertones compared to polished or brushed brass, pairing well with oak, walnut and traditional interiors where cooler chrome or nickel would clash. The frosted inner layer of each glass sphere diffuses the G9 bulb glow while the clear outer shell retains some sparkle and definition. At 1.4kg the fitting has enough weight to feel substantial without requiring additional ceiling reinforcement beyond a standard plasterboard fixing.

What bulbs does the Loop take?

The fitting takes three G9 capsule bulbs, sold separately. Most users pair this with 3-4W LED G9 bulbs in warm white (2700K-3000K) for ambient lighting in hallways and bedrooms. Higher wattages are possible but check the maximum rating on the fitting's label before exceeding 5W per bulb.

Is it dimmable?

Yes, if you fit dimmable G9 LED bulbs and pair them with a compatible LED dimmer switch. Standard non-dimmable G9 bulbs will not dim and may flicker or fail if used with a dimmer.

What ceiling height does it suit?

The 120mm projection from ceiling to base of glass makes the Loop suitable for rooms with ceiling heights between 2.2m and 2.6m. It sits close enough to the ceiling to avoid head clearance issues in narrow hallways but has enough drop to avoid looking recessed.

How does antique brass differ from polished brass?

Antique brass has a darker, slightly aged patina with brown undertones, giving a warmer and less reflective finish than polished brass. It pairs better with traditional and period interiors, oak furniture and warm colour palettes.