Brick In The Wall Pixo Double Bathroom Downlight

One of the most common frustrations in bathroom lighting design is the visible light fitting that refuses to disappear into the ceiling. Standard downlights, however slim, announce themselves with a bezel, a trim ring, or a contrasting material. In a considered interior, that can undo months of careful finish selection.

The solution lies in paintable plaster or ceramic fixtures — fittings designed not just to sit in your ceiling, but to become part of it. Once installed and finished, the frame takes on whatever paint or skim coat surrounds it, leaving only the aperture visible. This approach is common in high-end architectural interiors and is increasingly specified in residential bathrooms where the design brief demands clean, uninterrupted surfaces.

The Brick In The Wall Pixo Double Bathroom Downlight is a recessed ceiling fixture built precisely for this purpose. Constructed from plaster or ceramic, it features two deeply recessed, funnel-shaped apertures within a single rectangular frame — providing both the light output of a twin-head configuration and the visual comfort of a well-shielded source. The fixture carries an IP54 rating, meaning it is protected against dust ingress and water splashing from any direction — making it suitable for use in bathroom zones where moisture is a real consideration. (IP54: the first digit, 5, indicates dust protection; the second, 4, indicates splash resistance.)

The Pixo Double's minimalist, trimless aesthetic is its defining characteristic. The flat, flange-free edge is designed to sit flush with the ceiling plane, and the uniform white finish provides a neutral base for painting or plastering over. The twin-aperture layout gives it a quietly architectural quality — more considered than a pair of standard downlights, without demanding attention.

Installation is a flush ceiling recess mount. As a plaster or ceramic fixture, site finishing — painting or skimming — will be required post-installation to achieve the seamless look the product is designed for. Lamp, driver, and dimming compatibility details should be confirmed at the point of specification; Brick In The Wall fittings typically require a compatible LED light source and external driver. Contact Lightsource Mallorca to confirm the correct lamp type, driver, and any dimming requirements for your project before ordering.

At Lightsource Mallorca, we work with products like the Pixo Double because they solve real specification problems — not because they look good in a catalogue. Getting a trimless plaster fitting right means coordinating the correct driver, confirming zone compliance, and ensuring your installer knows what finishing work is required. We help manage that process, from initial specification through to delivery, so the product performs as intended on site.