Vintage 3-Light Industrial Ceiling Spotlight

A spotlight bar is the most flexible ceiling fitting there is, because you decide afterwards where the light goes. Three heads on a single black metal bar each rotate and tilt independently, so one can wash a wall, one can pick out a countertop and one can aim at a picture, all from a single ceiling rose.

That makes it particularly useful in rooms that do more than one thing. An open-plan kitchen and dining space, a hallway that also holds artwork, a home office in the corner of a bedroom: rather than installing three separate fittings you aim one bar and adjust it whenever the furniture moves.

The styling is industrial in the honest sense: exposed metal, visible pivots, no attempt to hide the mechanism. It takes standard screw-fit bulbs, so you can choose narrow reflector bulbs for defined pools or wider ones for general coverage. This is a hard-wired fitting: isolate the circuit at the breaker panel before installation, and have a qualified electrician carry out the work if you are not confident with house wiring.

• Three independently rotating and tilting heads
• Single ceiling rose covers multiple lighting jobs
• Black powder-coated metal with exposed pivots
• Standard screw-fit bulbs (not included)
• Hard-wired fitting: qualified installation recommended