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Adjustable recessed spotlights for artwork, furniture and walls
A hallway can feel bright in the evening while a favourite picture still hangs in shadow. An adjustable recessed spotlight lets you tilt the beam towards the picture. The fitting stays in the ceiling, and you can aim it again if you change the artwork.
Explore adjustable recessed spotlights by Wever & Ducré, from the deeply recessed DEEP ADJUST to BLIEK and CENO, whose visible heads tilt further out into the room.

What to look for
- Tilt angle. This tells you how far the head tilts from vertical. The further your subject sits to one side of the ceiling cut-out, the more tilt you need.
- Beam angle. This tells you how wide the beam is. A narrow beam picks out a single object. At the same distance, a wider beam covers a larger area.
- Recess depth. Check the space available above the ceiling. Two spots that look the same size from below can need quite different depths.
How much tilt do I need?
A row of spots in front of a built-in wardrobe often needs only a slight tilt towards the doors. The DEEP ADJUST 1.0 PAR16 tilts up to 35° while the lamp stays recessed. For light aimed further to one side, the BLIEK ROUND 1.0 LED offers up to 60° of tilt and the CENO 1.0 LED up to 90°. On both models, the angled head remains visible below the ceiling.

Where should the spotlights go?
On a gallery wall, check the view from the sofa or the doorway. For glazed artwork, choose a position and tilt that keep the reflection of the light source out of your usual line of sight.
Above a kitchen island, start with where you stand to prepare food. Aim the spots so the light falls on the worktop in front of you. A light behind your back can cast your shadow across the chopping board.

GU10 or integrated LED?
With a GU10 model such as the DEEP ADJUST 1.0 PAR16, your choice of lamp determines the colour temperature and beam angle. You can change the lamp if you use the space differently later. With an integrated LED, you choose these characteristics when selecting the model. Each product page lists whether you need a separate driver and which dimming options are available.
Discover other styles in our collection of recessed ceiling lights. For help with the layout, see our guide to spotlight spacing and how many spots you need.
Choosing the right spot
Start with what you want to see illuminated from the sofa, the dining table or the doorway. This helps you decide where the spot should go, how far it needs to tilt and how wide the beam should be.






















































