A ceiling lamp that lights the ceiling too
The Asteria Up Plus is a flush ceiling lamp with a difference: an upward-facing panel adds soft ambient light to the ceiling, while a downward LED panel casts light into the room. That two-way output is the main reason to choose it—and the main thing to match to your room.
The lamp also has adjustable light temperature, so you can tune the white light to the setting, and it is dimmable via an external dimmer. The slim shade rests on a brass base for a clean, modern look with a subtle decorative edge.
What the Asteria Up Plus gives you
- Asteria Up Plus | ceiling lamp: Upward-facing panel adds soft, ambient light to the ceiling; a downward LED panel lights the room below. This dual output suits rooms where you want general light without a harsh downlight-only effect.
Asteria Up Plus | ceiling lamp - Asteria Up Plus | ceiling lamp: Adjustable light temperature lets you match the light to the specific setting. You can shift between a cooler task-friendly white and a warmer evening white in the same fixture.
- Asteria Up Plus | ceiling lamp: Dimmable via an external dimmer. Plan for a compatible external dimmer if you want to lower output; the lamp itself does not include one.
- Asteria Up Plus | ceiling lamp: Slim shade on a brass base. The brass edge adds a decorative detail, so the fixture reads as more than a plain white disc.
Where the up-and-down light works best
The catalog names kitchens, hallways and professional interiors as good fits, and the logic carries over to a living room: the upward panel keeps the ceiling glowing softly while the downward panel provides usable light below. In a hallway, that combination avoids a single bright pool on the floor; in a kitchen, it gives general light without pointing everything straight down.
For a living room, the adjustable temperature and external dimming are the useful parts—you can set a brighter, cooler light for tidying or reading and a warmer, dimmer light for the evening. The Asteria Up Plus is a flush ceiling lamp, so it sits close to the ceiling rather than hanging into the room.
Room-by-room fit
- Kitchen: Named in the catalog. The downward LED panel gives general light; the upward panel softens the ceiling. Use the adjustable temperature to suit cooking versus evening use.
- Hallway: Named in the catalog. A flush fixture keeps headroom clear, and the dual output avoids a single harsh spot at the entrance.
- Professional interior: Named in the catalog for settings where refined flexibility is essential. The external dimmer and adjustable temperature let you adapt the light through the day.
- Living room: A reasonable fit if you want a flush ceiling lamp with ambient ceiling wash and dimmable downward light. The catalog does not give room-size coverage, so treat it as a general-light fixture rather than a calculated layout.
Choosing among Mini, Medium and Large
The Asteria Up Plus comes in three sizes—Mini, Medium and Large—and three colours: Pearl White, Anthracite and Black. Every size is available in every colour, so you are not forced to trade a finish for a size.
The supplied information does not include dimensions, ceiling-coverage figures or room-size recommendations. That means the size choice has to come from your own ceiling area and the visual weight you want, not from a catalog table. A Mini will read as a quieter point on the ceiling; a Large will read as a more dominant disc. If you are choosing between two sizes, the safer approach is to compare the fixture's visual scale with the room's ceiling rather than guess at a square-metre rating.
Asteria Up Plus: sizes and finishes
- Asteria Up Plus | ceiling lamp: Available in Mini, Medium and Large sizes. Size is the main visual decision; all three sizes share the same up-and-down light concept.
- Asteria Up Plus | ceiling lamp: Available in Pearl White, Anthracite and Black. Pearl White blends into a pale ceiling; Anthracite and Black make the fixture a stronger graphic element.
Finish and dimming: plan before you buy
Pearl White is the least assertive choice on a white ceiling. Anthracite and Black create more contrast, which suits rooms where you want the lamp to read as a deliberate shape. The brass base edge is common to all finishes and stays visible as a warm detail.
Dimming is handled by an external dimmer, so the lamp's dimming performance depends on the dimmer you pair with it. The supplied information does not name a specific dimmer model or compatibility list; check that detail before committing to a dimming setup. Likewise, the catalog does not state bulb or LED replacement details, so treat the integrated LED panels as the light source described and confirm service details with the store if that matters to you.
What the catalog leaves open
- Exact dimensions: Not supplied. Compare the three sizes visually or ask the store for measurements before ordering.
- Ceiling coverage: Not supplied. Use the lamp as general light and judge size by the ceiling's visual scale.
- Dimmer compatibility: The lamp is dimmable via an external dimmer, but no specific dimmer list is supplied. Confirm before buying a dimmer.
- Installation steps: Not supplied in the selected record. Have a qualified electrician handle ceiling wiring.
