Six-Leaf Flower Ceiling Light: A 19.7-Inch Flush Mount for Bedrooms
A flower ceiling light is exactly what the name suggests: a flush-mounted fixture whose shade is shaped like petals rather than a disc or a drum. This one uses six curved leaves arranged around a central core, measuring 19.7 inches across and 4.7 inches deep. It is an integrated LED fixture, hardwired, and it cycles between three color temperatures from your existing wall switch.
It suits anyone who wants a ceiling light to do decorative work without becoming a chandelier. If your bedroom or dining room currently has a plain builder-grade dome light and you want warmth without a fixture that hangs into the sightline, this is the category to shop. It is also a natural fit for a kids' room or nursery, where a soft petal silhouette reads playful without being cartoonish.
Below: what it is actually made of, how the three light settings behave in real rooms, how to size it, and what to confirm before your electrician arrives.
Design and materials: what the fixture is made of
The construction is metal, PE, and acrylic. In practical terms, the metal carries the structure and the ceiling plate, the PE forms the shaped petal elements, and the acrylic diffuses the LED so you see a glow rather than a visible diode. The body is available in White, Pink, Yellow, and Green, and the shade itself is White in every option. Because the shade stays white, the finish changes the character of the piece without changing how it lights the room.
White is the quietest choice and nearly disappears against a white ceiling. Pink and Yellow push the fixture toward a nursery or a child's bedroom. Green is the most design-forward of the four and works well in a room that already has plants, wood tones, or a deeper wall color.
The profile is shallow at 4.7 inches. On a standard 8-foot ceiling that leaves roughly 7.5 feet of clearance below the fixture, so it stays out of the way of door swings, tall furniture, and anyone walking under it. There is no glass to break and no exposed bulb to replace.
Three color temperatures, one wall switch
The integrated LED offers 3000K warm, 4000K neutral, and 6000K cool white, and you cycle between them by toggling the wall switch. That is a genuinely useful feature in rooms that change function during the day: a bedroom can be warm at night and neutral when you are cleaning, and a dining room can shift from warm dinner light to cooler light for homework or paperwork.
| Setting | Color temperature | Where it works best |
|---|---|---|
| Warm | 3000K | Bedrooms, dining rooms in the evening, nurseries at bedtime |
| Neutral | 4000K | Everyday general lighting, kitchens adjacent to dining areas, task work |
| Cool | 6000K | Laundry rooms, utility spaces, or bright daytime cleaning light |
Two things worth knowing before you buy. First, the color is changed by power cycling the switch, so the fixture remembers the last setting rather than resetting each time. Second, the spec sheet lists compatibility with common wall switches, not dimmers. If dimming matters to you, confirm with the seller before ordering rather than assuming a dimmer will work.
The LED is integrated and non-replaceable. That is normal for this style of fixture and means you are not shopping for bulbs, but it also means the rated service life of the module is the life of the light. Ask support for the rated hours if that number is important to your decision.
Sizing and placement: where 19.7 inches actually fits
At 19.7 inches in diameter, this is a medium-to-large flush mount. Use it as the primary ceiling light in a bedroom, a kids' room, a small dining room, or a hallway with a wider footprint. In a room much larger than about 12 by 12 feet, one fixture of this size will read as an accent rather than full general lighting, so plan on recessed cans, lamps, or a second fixture to carry the load.
Placement guidance that holds up in practice:
- Bedrooms and kids' rooms: center the fixture in the room, or center it on the bed if the room is long and narrow. Centering on the bed usually looks more deliberate than centering on the drywall.
- Dining rooms: center it over the table, not over the room's geometric center. If the table is off-center, follow the table.
- Ceiling height: flat ceiling mounting only. The fixture is designed for flat ceilings, and sloped ceilings need an electrician's assessment before you commit.
- Clearance: keep at least a few inches of visual breathing room between the petals and any adjacent wall or tall cabinet so the silhouette reads cleanly.
Installation: what to confirm before the electrician arrives
This is a hardwired ceiling fixture, not a plug-in. It needs an existing ceiling junction box and a wall switch. The voltage range is AC 110-240V, so it is suitable for US 120V circuits without a transformer.
A short pre-installation checklist:
- Confirm the junction box is rated to support the fixture's weight and is firmly anchored. A loose box is the most common reason a flush mount ends up sitting unevenly.
- Check that your switch is a standard on/off switch. The three color temperatures are selected by toggling, so a smart switch that cuts power entirely will still work but will reset the light each time power returns.
- Turn the circuit off at the breaker, not just at the switch, and verify with a tester.
- Have the ceiling height and the intended center point decided before drilling anything.
The fixture is rated IP20, which means indoor use only. It is not for bathrooms with steam, covered porches, or any damp location.
Specifications
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | Dia 50cm x H 12cm / ∅ 19.7" x H 4.7" |
| Materials | Metal, PE, acrylic |
| Light source | Integrated LED, non-replaceable |
| Color temperature | 3000K warm, 4000K neutral, 6000K cool |
| Voltage | AC 110-240V |
| Body finishes | White, Pink, Yellow, Green |
| Shade finish | White |
| Mounting | Flush ceiling mount, hardwired |
| IP rating | IP20, indoor use only |
| Control | Compatible with common wall switches (switch not included) |
| Certification | UL, ETL, CE, SAA listed; RoHS compliant; FCC certified |
Dimension figures come from the manufacturer and may vary slightly with manual measurement. Color and color temperature can also read slightly differently between a photograph and the installed fixture.
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Is it the right fixture for your room?
Choose it if: you want a decorative focal point with no visible bulb, you have a flat ceiling with an existing junction box, you want warm-to-cool flexibility without buying a smart bulb, and your room is roughly 12 by 12 feet or smaller for primary lighting.
Skip it if: you have a sloped or vaulted ceiling, you need dimming, you are lighting a large open-plan space as the only fixture, or you need to replace bulbs over time rather than a sealed LED module.
Care and long-term expectations
Dust the petals with a dry microfiber cloth or a vacuum brush attachment every few weeks. Avoid wet cloths and spray cleaners on the acrylic, since moisture can leave haze or streaks. There is no glass shade to remove for cleaning, which is one of the practical advantages of the sealed design.
Because the LED module is integrated, there is no bulb to swap. If the module ever fails, the fix is a fixture replacement rather than a hardware store run. Budget for that reality the same way you would for any sealed LED fixture.
Frequently asked questions
How big is the six-leaf flower ceiling light?
It measures Dia 50cm x H 12cm, or about 19.7 inches across and 4.7 inches deep. That makes it a substantial decorative flush mount rather than a small hallway light.
Can I change the light color?
Yes. The integrated LED offers warm 3000K, neutral 4000K, and cool 6000K, cycled by toggling your existing wall switch. There is no app and no remote.
Does it work on a sloped ceiling?
No. It is designed for flat ceiling mounting. For a sloped or vaulted ceiling, have an electrician assess whether a mounting adapter or a different fixture is the better route.
Is it suitable for a bathroom?
No. The IP20 rating covers indoor dry locations only. Bathrooms with steam and any outdoor or damp area are outside its rating.
What bulb does it take?
None. The LED is integrated and non-replaceable, so there is no bulb to buy or change.
Can I use it with a dimmer?
The specification lists compatibility with common wall switches and does not list dimmer compatibility. Confirm with support before wiring it to a dimmer.
Where it earns its place
The strongest argument for this fixture is that it solves two problems at once: it gives a plain room a piece of sculpture overhead, and it gives you warm, neutral, and cool light from a switch you already own. In a bedroom, a kids' room, or a dining room under 12 by 12 feet, it can be the only ceiling light you need.
Check your ceiling type, your switch type, and your room size first. If all three line up, this is an easy yes.
