Brick In The Wall Pixo Recessed Downlight

One of the most common frustrations with recessed downlights is the fitting that never quite disappears into the ceiling — a white plastic ring sitting proud of freshly plastered walls, breaking the very architectural intention it was supposed to serve. If you are specifying for a plastered interior, this is a real and recurring problem.

For plastered ceilings and walls, the material of the fitting matters as much as its light output. A plaster-bodied downlight can be skimmed, sanded, and painted to match the surrounding surface exactly — becoming part of the architecture rather than an addition to it. Colour temperature, expressed in Kelvin (K), determines how warm or cool the emitted light feels, and CRI (Colour Rendering Index) measures how accurately colours appear under that light — 90+ is considered excellent for residential and hospitality environments.

The Brick In The Wall Pixo is a recessed plaster downlight engineered precisely for this kind of seamless integration. Its square outer frame features a stepped, bevelled edge that adds quiet architectural character, while the interior transitions to a circular aperture with the light source set back to reduce glare. With a CRI of 92, it renders materials, textiles, and finishes accurately — important wherever the quality of light genuinely matters. The Pixo is rated IP20, making it suitable for dry interior spaces.

The Pixo is available in three colour temperatures — 2700K (warm white), 3000K (soft neutral white), and 4000K (crisp cool white) — as well as a warm dim option that shifts between 3000K and 1800K for atmospherically flexible spaces such as dining rooms or hospitality settings. Lumen output options of 700lm, 1000lm, and 1300lm allow the specification to be matched precisely to the task and ceiling height, across 11 variants in total.

The Pixo is a plaster fitting designed to be installed into a ceiling void; installer preparation of the aperture and appropriate driver selection will be required — please confirm driver compatibility and recess depth requirements before ordering. As with all plaster fittings, on-site finishing by a qualified plasterer is typically needed to achieve a fully flush, seamless result.

At Lightsource Mallorca, we work with products like the Pixo because they solve real specification problems — delivering the kind of architectural finish that looks effortless precisely because the right product was chosen at the outset. We can support your project from specification through to coordinated delivery, helping you avoid the lead-time surprises and last-minute substitutions that compromise finished interiors.