Wever & Ducré CENO Lights

CENO ceiling lights: direct the light, define the space

CENO surface-mounted lights sit visibly below the ceiling. They are a suitable choice if you prefer not to make a ceiling cut-out for the luminaire body. Their rotating and tilting heads can be directed towards different areas, such as a sideboard, a wall or individual zones in the kitchen.

The CENO surface-mounted lights listed here include a driver and are dimmable. The dimming method must be compatible with your chosen light and electrical installation. See the individual product page for details.

CENO recessed spotlights: a discreet ceiling with adjustable light

With recessed models, part of the luminaire is integrated into the ceiling. The visible spotlight creates a precise accent while the mounting recedes into the background. Adjustable heads combine a discreet ceiling appearance with flexible light direction.

Plan for the driver and installation space: recessed and semi-recessed versions require the correct cut-out, sufficient space and a suitable power supply. Follow the specifications and recommended accessories on the relevant product page.

CENO track spotlights: flexibility within the right system

CENO track lights are an appealing solution when lighting positions need to adapt to furniture, artwork or changing uses. They bring the family's compact design to a track system. Choose the system first, then select a compatible spotlight.

STREX and three-circuit track are different systems. Their respective CENO spotlights are not interchangeable. Track, power supply, controls and accessories must match the selected system and be added accordingly.

CENO WALL 2.0: light for the wall

The CENO WALL 2.0 wall light complements the family with upward and downward light. Instead of illuminating individual objects with an adjustable ceiling spotlight, it makes the wall itself a feature. This is particularly appealing in hallways, on open wall surfaces or as an atmospheric addition to a living area.

Its slender cylindrical body continues the CENO family's understated design. Combine wall and ceiling lighting with a shared visual identity while giving each luminaire its own role.

Which CENO suits your room?

For hallways and entrances, individual spotlights or compact multi-light fittings can highlight routes, pictures and furniture. In kitchens and open-plan living areas, elongated surface-mounted lights or track systems offer more ways to distribute light across different zones. In the bedroom, directional CENO light can be combined with softer ambient lighting.

What matters is not just the number of spotlights, but where their light falls. Aim the heads at the desired surfaces and avoid a direct view of the light source from frequently used seated or reclining positions. Whether the lights also provide the ambient brightness you need depends on the room and the specific models selected.

Frequently asked questions about CENO lights

A lighting family with many design possibilities

CENO is a fitting choice if you want understated shapes and carefully directed light. The different mounting options let you choose the right version for each area while creating a coherent overall look. Discover the CENO models in the product selection above or explore our other lights by Wever & Ducré.