Most ceiling lights make one decision for you: straight down, forever. The Drift does not. Its slim disc sits on a swing arm that rotates a full 270 degrees, so the light goes where you actually need it. Over the sofa in the evening. Over the bed when you are reading. Centred, when you want the whole room lit evenly.The shade is optical-grade acrylic rather than glass, and that is a deliberate choice. It is light enough for the arm to swing smoothly and hold its angle, far more forgiving than glass if it ever takes a knock, and it diffuses the LED into a soft, even wash with no harsh hotspot to catch your eye.Why you'll love it Aim it, don't accept it: the swing arm rotates 270 degrees, left and right. Colour that tells the truth: CRI 98+ renders wood, fabric, food and faces the way they actually look. Dims to a glow: a warm 3000K integrated LED that drops right down with a Triac dimmer. Sloped ceilings, sorted: installs on slopes up to 30 degrees with no extra adapter. Specifications Swing arm: rotates 270 degrees, left and right. The hanging height is fixed at installation Sizes: 11.8 in (30 cm), 15.7 in (40 cm), or 19.7 in (50 cm) diameter. All are 3.5 in (9 cm) tall Colours: Cream or Sage Green shade, both on a warm terracotta canopy Light source: integrated LED, warm white 3000K, CRI 98+, rated 50,000+ hours. No bulbs to buy or replace Power: approx. 32W (11.8 in) or 36W (15.7 in and 19.7 in). AC 110-240V Dimming: dimmable with a Triac dimmer switch. Rotary dimmers are not compatible Sloped ceilings: installs on slopes up to 30 degrees with no extra adapter Materials: metal frame with an automotive-grade spray finish, optical acrylic diffuser Canopy: 4.7 in (12 cm) diameter Certification: UL-listed driver and LED chip. North America, EU, AU Rating: IP20, indoor use only. Not for bathrooms or damp locations Installation: hardwired. A standard push-button wall switch is required and is not included Free U.S. shipping · 30-day returns. Most orders arrive in about 7-10 business days.
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