Ceiling Light Fixture, Gold-Colored Iron Cross Arms with Four E27 Sockets, 72 cm Span

Ceiling fans with lights or a standalone ceiling light fixture? This fixture with an iron body, a gold-colored finish and two crossing straight arms brings an open, geometric look to your bedroom, living room, dining room or study. Four outward-facing E27 sockets spread across the arms, giving this ceiling light a distinctive shape without a bulky shade. Its 28.3-inch span and 9.1-inch height create a wide silhouette with a relatively short drop.

Choose compatible E27 bulbs to complete the look, from simple globe shapes to decorative filament styles. The exposed sockets keep your bulb choice visible, so consider the shape as well as the light it produces. Bulbs are sold separately, allowing you to select matching bulbs for all four positions. The fixture uses AC power at 110–240V and requires assembly. It is non-dimmable and does not have smart-device functionality.

Specifications

What problem does it solve?

It gives you an overhead lighting option without adding another lamp to a kitchen counter already busy with appliances and everyday essentials. The ceiling-mounted design keeps the fixture off your work surfaces, while its crossing arms add a decorative detail above.

When choosing kitchen ceiling lights, bulb replacement is another practical consideration. Four E27 sockets let you choose compatible bulbs individually rather than replace the whole fixture when a bulb needs changing. Bulbs are not included, so you can select them to suit your kitchen from the start.

The problem in numbers

• US households spent an average of $91 on lighting in 2020. (US Energy Information Administration, 2020 Residential Energy Consumption Survey, 2023)
• US households used an average of 654 kilowatt-hours of electricity for lighting in 2020. (US Energy Information Administration, 2020 Residential Energy Consumption Survey, 2023)
• In 2020, 47% of US households used LED bulbs for all or most of their indoor lighting. (US Energy Information Administration, 2020 Residential Energy Consumption Survey, 2023)

Lighting contributes to household electricity costs, so bulb choice matters alongside fixture design. This fixture lets you choose compatible E27 bulbs separately, including LED options; energy use depends on the bulbs you select and how long you use them, not on the frame alone.

Why choose this one?

Choose this one for its gold-colored iron frame and clear, geometric shape: two straight arms cross beneath a round canopy, with four outward-facing E27 sockets forming the ends. The exposed-bulb design makes your chosen bulbs part of the overall look.

If you’re comparing bedroom ceiling light fixtures, its proportions give you something concrete to plan around: a 72 cm span, 23 cm overall height and 12 cm canopy. You get a wide design without a long drop, plus the freedom to choose compatible E27 bulb shapes. Bulbs are purchased separately, and assembly is required.

What exactly do you get?

You receive a gold-colored iron light fixture measuring 72 cm across and 23 cm high, with a round ceiling canopy measuring 12 cm across. Its design combines two crossing straight arms, two vertical support rods and four outward-facing E27 bulb sockets.

To complete the fixture, add four compatible E27 bulbs, one for each socket; bulbs are not included. The exposed bulbs work together with the crossed frame to create the finished look. Assembly is required before use, and the fixture operates on AC power at 110–240V.