More about Ceiling Lights
In the evening, a woven shade casts a pattern of light and shadow across the ceiling and walls. Two brands, two design signatures: natural fibres such as bamboo, rattan, jute and raffia at GOOD&MOJO, with many shades woven by hand, and glass, marble and metal at It's about Romi.
Buying guide: low-profile or large
With a low ceiling, every centimetre counts. The Panama Octogon S is 5 cm high, the Kalimantan XS 8 cm, while Zanzibar flat, Tanami Disc and Madura S also stay below 15 cm. In large rooms, the ceiling light itself can be the focal point: Madura L, Bali L and Kalimantan L have shades up to 87 cm in diameter and spread the light widely across living rooms or dining areas. In hallways, shades between 30 and 45 cm are sufficient.
Material
Woven shades made from bamboo, rattan, jute, raffia or seagrass diffuse the light softly. Glass ceiling lights such as Bologna, Brussels and Sapporo give off clearer light. The Tivoli spotlight is made from genuine marble, and each piece has its own unique veining.
Fitting and bulb
Most models have an E27 fitting, so you can choose the bulb yourself. The Izmir 3-arm and Aspen 3-arm ceiling lights, as well as Sapporo and Carrara, use E14; the Tivoli, Java Bamboo Spot and Montreux spotlights use GU10. The Java ceiling spotlight is an LED spotlight with 3 W.
Ceiling light or ceiling spotlight?
A ceiling light with a shade provides general lighting for the whole room. A spotlight with an adjustable head, such as the Java Bamboo Spot or Montreux, directs the light precisely onto a picture, shelf or work surface. Several spotlights in a row can also illuminate a long hallway.
Above the dining table, a pendant light hangs lower and focuses the light. For bedside tables and sideboards, there are table lamps made from marble, glass and bamboo. You can find all Taiga lights on one page.
Updated 10/2026