Brick In The Wall 200Cent Bathroom Downlight

One of the most common mistakes in bathroom lighting specification is choosing a fitting that draws attention to itself — a visible chrome trim or exposed bezel that breaks up an otherwise clean ceiling. In a design-led bathroom, that compromise is frustrating, and it is entirely avoidable.

Trimless downlights are designed to be plastered or finished directly into the ceiling, so the fitting disappears and only the light remains. The key specification decisions here are beam angle — which controls how broadly or tightly the light is distributed — and IP rating, which defines how well a fitting is protected against moisture ingress. In a bathroom, the wrong IP rating in the wrong zone is not just a design issue, it is a safety one.

The Brick In The Wall 200Cent Bathroom Downlight is a recessed, trimless downlight constructed from plaster or ceramic, designed specifically for seamless ceiling integration. It carries an IP54 rating, meaning it is protected against dust and water splashing from any direction — suitable for bathroom environments where moisture is present. With a CRI of 95, colour rendering is exceptional: surfaces, tiles, and skin tones all appear as they should under natural light. Available in beam angles of 18°, 24°, 32°, and 44°, you can dial in the coverage that works for your ceiling height and room geometry.

The 200Cent is designed around a minimalist, architectural aesthetic. Its plaster or ceramic body takes paint and texture finishes, allowing the fitting to match the ceiling surface exactly — whether smooth white plaster or a coloured finish. The internal baffle is deeply recessed to shield the light source from direct view, reducing glare without sacrificing output. It is available in White, Black, Sand, Silver Bronze, Bronze, and Brass, and in colour temperatures of 2700K (warm white) and 3000K (neutral warm white).

As a trimless recessed fitting, the 200Cent requires integration into the ceiling during the build or fit-out phase — this is not a fitting to specify at the last minute. Confirm recess depth, plasterboard thickness, and driver placement requirements with your installer before ordering. Driver and lamp requirements should be confirmed at specification stage; please contact us and we will clarify what is needed for your chosen variant.

At Lightsource Mallorca, we work with specifiers and self-builders to get decisions like this right before anything goes into the ceiling. The 200Cent is the kind of fitting that rewards careful early specification — chosen at the right stage, it delivers an installation that looks considered, performs well, and requires no apology. We can help you confirm beam angles, driver compatibility, and zone suitability so the project moves forward with confidence.