Cement Lights
Concrete looks the same on day one as in year ten. It does not patina, does not polish up and does not date — a grey drum over an island reads as raw material and stays that way, which is why it suits rooms of plaster, oak and blackened steel.
Indoor pendants, exterior sconces
Two families share the material. Cast pendants hang over islands and breakfast nooks, open at the bottom so the light stays directional. Micro-cement sconces are finished for exterior walls — capsules, spheres, drums and columns for porches, facades, garden walls and stairwells.
- Concrete pendants — kitchen islands, breakfast nooks, minimal dining
- Micro-cement sconces — porches, facades, garden boundary walls
- Grey with opal glass — stairwells and corridors needing a soft wash
Concrete is porous; these sconces are sealed, but check the finish yearly if they face salt air. Bulb type and mounting sit on each product page. Compare the Mineral Series for stone, or modern LED for the same grey in metal.
