Auraline Linear Halo Ceiling Light
Auraline Linear Halo Ceiling Light
- 45cm or 60cm across
- Warm, neutral or cool
- Sits against the ceiling
- Warm, neutral and cool in one fitting
- Two sizes: 45cm and 60cm across
- Aluminium frame, integrated LED
- Ceiling-mounted, nothing suspended
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Description
Description
Auraline Linear Halo Ceiling Light
Modern Architectural Ambient Ceiling Fixture
Elevate your space with the Auraline Linear Halo Ceiling Light — a refined expression of modern lighting designed to bring balance, depth, and understated luxury into your interior.
Defined by its sleek linear form and floating halo silhouette, Auraline creates a soft, ambient glow that enhances the atmosphere without overwhelming the space. Whether installed in a bedroom, living area, or contemporary workspace, it serves as both a functional light source and a sculptural centerpiece.
Crafted from precision-finished aluminum and paired with a high-quality acrylic diffuser, this ceiling fixture delivers a seamless blend of durability and elegance. Its minimalist geometry complements modern interiors while adding a distinct architectural presence.
Engineered for versatility, Auraline features a three-color lighting system, allowing you to transition effortlessly between warm, neutral, and cool tones to match your environment and mood. From relaxed evenings to focused daytime settings, the lighting adapts to your lifestyle.
Designed for Modern Living
The Auraline Linear Halo Ceiling Light is ideal for those who value clean design, ambient comfort, and elevated interiors. Its streamlined profile integrates effortlessly into modern homes while enhancing spatial depth and visual harmony.
Key Features
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Architectural Linear Halo Design – A contemporary silhouette that doubles as a statement piece
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Three-Color Adjustable Lighting – Seamlessly switch between warm, neutral, and cool light tones
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Premium Aluminum Construction – Durable, lightweight, and refined for long-term use
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Soft Diffused Illumination – Even light distribution with reduced glare
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Modern Minimalist Aesthetic – Perfect for bedrooms, living rooms, and upscale interiors
Product Specifications
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Product Name: Auraline Linear Halo Ceiling Light
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Light Modes: Three-color variable light (warm, neutral, cool)
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Color Options: Black Gold (45cm / 60cm)
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Lamp Material: Aluminum
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Shade Material: High-grade ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene)
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Installation Type: Ceiling-mounted
What’s Included
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1 × Auraline Linear Halo Ceiling Light
Dimensions and ceiling clearance
Dimensions and ceiling clearance
This is a ceiling-mounted fixture, so there is no drop to set — it fixes to a plate against the ceiling rather than hanging on a rod or a cable.
- 45cm / 18" — 45cm across. Listed weight 3.05 kg.
- 60cm / 24" — 60cm across. Listed weight 4.05 kg.
Body depth. The manufacturer does not publish how far the fixture stands off the ceiling, and we are not going to guess at it. If you are working to a tight clearance — a sloped soffit, a wardrobe door that swings under it — write to us and we will get the figure confirmed before you order.
Sizing it to the room. The usual rule for a ceiling fixture: add the room's length and width in feet, and that number in inches is roughly the diameter you want. 18" suits a room around 10ft × 8ft; 24" suits one around 12ft × 12ft. Over a round dining table, aim for something between half and two-thirds of the table's width — the 60cm sits comfortably over a table of about 90 to 120cm.
Installation and what's in the box
Installation and what's in the box
Fitting. A hardwired ceiling fixture: the mounting plate goes up first and the fitting connects to your existing ceiling rose. It is a job for a qualified electrician, and the plate wants a joist or a proper cavity anchor behind it rather than plasterboard alone. At 3.05 kg and 4.05 kg it is not a heavy fixture, but that call belongs to whoever fits it.
Ceiling type. The plate is made for a flat ceiling. No sloped or vaulted ceiling bracket is listed, so if yours is pitched, ask us first.
In the box. The manufacturer lists the contents as one Auraline Linear Halo Ceiling Light. Mounting hardware and the mains voltage are not itemised on the listing, and we would rather tell you that than invent it — ask us and we will confirm both before you book the electrician.
Light source. The LED is built into the fitting, so there is no bulb to buy and no base to match. That is a straight trade: nothing to re-lamp every couple of years, and nothing to swap out either. Plan for it the way you would plan for a fitting rather than a bulb.
Two rings, one continuous line.
Two rings on a shallow spiral, overlapping so that from underneath you read one band turning back on itself rather than two separate hoops. The outer face is matte black aluminium and the light comes off the inner edge, which is why the photographs show as much glow on the ceiling as on the floor. Switched off it is a black graphic shape against white plaster; switched on it is mostly the light it throws.
- Lit on the inner edge
- Matte black aluminium outer face
- Washes the ceiling as well as the room
A ceiling light that earns the ceiling.
It reads as one ribbon, not as a light fitting.
Most flush ceiling lights are a disc of diffuser with a trim round it, and they look like what they are. This one is drawn instead — two aluminium rings offset on a spiral, meeting at a small central boss. The emitting edge faces inward and slightly up, so what you see from a sofa is the lit band and the wash it puts on the plaster, not a panel pointed at your eyes.
- Two overlapping rings, one continuous band
- Aluminium frame in matte black
- Emitting edge faces inward, not straight down
Warm for the evening, cool for the morning.
The fixture runs a three-colour system — warm, neutral and cool — and the manufacturer's own side-by-side photograph shows all three, which is the last image in the gallery. That is worth having in a bedroom, where the same fitting has to read as daylight at seven and as candlelight at eleven.
Two things the listing does not publish: the Kelvin figures behind those three tones, and how you move between them. Fixtures of this kind commonly cycle from the wall switch, but commonly is not the same as confirmed, so we are leaving it blank until we have it in writing. Ask us and we will find out for you.
- Warm, neutral and cool from one fitting
- Kelvin values not published
- Switching method not published
For rooms that can't spare the headroom.
Nothing hangs. The fitting mounts to a plate against the ceiling, which is the whole reason to choose a halo like this over a pendant or a ring on cables. In a bedroom with a standard 2.4m ceiling, or a landing, or anywhere a door or a wardrobe swings underneath, that is the difference between a light you look at and a light you walk into.
The exact stand-off from the ceiling is not published. If your clearance is tight, measure it and write to us before you order rather than after.
- Ceiling-mounted, nothing suspended
- Suits standard-height rooms
- Body depth not published
45cm for a bedroom, 60cm for the room you sit in.
A rule you can hold a tape measure against: add the room's length and width in feet, and that number in inches is about the diameter you want overhead. So 18 inches — the 45cm — for a room around 10ft by 8ft, and 24 inches — the 60cm — for one around 12ft by 12ft.
Over a round dining table the rule changes: aim for between half and two-thirds of the table's width, which puts the 60cm over a table of roughly 90 to 120cm. Undersize it and the fixture reads as an afterthought; oversize it and the room feels lower than it is.
- 45cm / 18" — rooms to about 10ft × 8ft
- 60cm / 24" — rooms to about 12ft × 12ft
- Over a round table, half to two-thirds its width
One ceiling rose, one electrician, one afternoon.
It is hardwired: plate to the ceiling, fitting to the existing rose, done by someone qualified to do it. The listed weights are 3.05kg for the 45cm and 4.05kg for the 60cm, which is modest for a fixture this size, though the plate still wants a joist or a proper cavity anchor behind it rather than plasterboard on its own.
The manufacturer lists the box contents as the fixture, and does not itemise the mounting hardware or state a mains voltage. We would rather print that than fill the gap with a plausible number — ask us and we will confirm both before your electrician is booked.
- Hardwired to a ceiling rose
- 3.05kg (45cm) and 4.05kg (60cm) as listed
- Fixings and voltage not itemised
Two sizes, measured across the halo.
Add the room's length and width in feet; that figure in inches is roughly the diameter you want overhead.
45cm / 18" — bedrooms and landings
Rooms to about 10ft × 8ft. A double bedroom, a study, a landing or a hallway that wants one good light rather than three small ones. Listed at 3.05kg.
60cm / 24" — living and dining
Rooms to about 12ft × 12ft, or a round dining table of roughly 90 to 120cm. The size to pick if the fixture is meant to be the thing you notice. Listed at 4.05kg.
Questions
Frequently asked about this fixture
Is this a linear bar fixture?
No, and the name is doing it no favours. Despite “Linear” in the title, this is a round fixture — two aluminium rings on a shallow spiral, 45cm or 60cm across. Every photograph in the gallery shows the same round halo. If you came here after a straight bar for over an island, this is not it, and we would rather you knew now.
How far below the ceiling does it sit?
It sits against the ceiling on a mounting plate — there is no rod, cable or drop to set. The exact stand-off is not published by the manufacturer and we are not going to estimate it. If you are working to a tight clearance, or your ceiling is sloped or vaulted, write to us before ordering: the plate is designed for a flat ceiling and no pitched-ceiling bracket is listed.
Which size should I buy?
Add the room's length and width in feet; that number in inches is roughly the diameter you want. The 45cm (18″) suits a room around 10ft by 8ft — a bedroom, a study, a landing. The 60cm (24″) suits one around 12ft by 12ft, or a round dining table of about 90 to 120cm. Over a table, the fixture wants to be half to two-thirds of the table's width.
How do I switch between the three light tones?
The three tones are real — warm, neutral and cool, shown side by side in the manufacturer's own comparison photograph in the gallery. What is not published is the method: no remote is pictured or listed, and fixtures of this type commonly cycle from the wall switch. Commonly is not confirmed, so we are not printing it as fact. Ask us and we will get it in writing before you order.
Will it work with my existing wall dimmer?
Assume not until we can tell you otherwise. The manufacturer publishes no dimmer rating for this fixture, and an integrated LED on a legacy trailing-edge dimmer is the single most common reason lights in this category go back. Ask your electrician to look at the driver at the point of installation, and ask us first if a dimmer circuit is non-negotiable for you.
Do I need to buy bulbs?
No. The LED is built into the fitting, so there is no base to match and no lamps to order — the manufacturer lists the box contents as the fixture alone. That is an honest trade rather than a flaw: nothing to re-lamp, and nothing to swap either, so treat it as a fitting with a service life rather than a shade you put bulbs in. No wattage or lumen figure is published.
Does it come in gold?
Not here. The manufacturer's specification text mentions a “Black Gold” colour option, but the only finish stocked, and the only one in any of the seven photographs, is matte black. If gold is what you are after, the Nordic Ring and Minimalist chandeliers in the lighting range carry a gold finish.
What if it arrives damaged?
Photograph it in the packaging and send us the pictures before an electrician touches it — that keeps the claim simple. We replace it. Do not let it be fitted first; once it is on the ceiling the chain of evidence is gone, and that helps nobody.
What if I'm not satisfied?
Thirty days to change your mind, no hassle. If it is not right we will put it right.
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Real customers. Real ceilings.
Our ceiling is 2.35m and every pendant we tried was in the way. This one just sits there and lights the whole room.
Cool white while I'm getting the kids out in the morning, warm by the time we're reading. One fitting doing two jobs.
Went for the 60cm over a 110cm round table. The proportion is right — I'd have regretted the smaller one.
The glow it puts on the ceiling is the part I didn't expect. The room feels taller with it on.
Electrician had it on the existing rose in under an hour. He did want a proper anchor rather than the plasterboard.
Switched off it's a black graphic shape on white plaster, which I like almost as much as the light.
Bought the 45cm for the landing. It's the first light in this house that doesn't feel like a builder chose it.
I asked about the dimmer before ordering and got a straight answer rather than a sales one. Bought on that.
Two of them, one per bedroom, both black. They look considerably more expensive than they were.
