Dea Ceres S duo

Double the light, cleaner design

Clean ceiling design has become a defining feature of contemporary interiors. In boutiques, galleries, hotel lobbies, and refined residential spaces, designers aim to reduce visual clutter and maintain clear, elegant ceiling lines. Every element must serve a purpose — and luminaires are no exception. With its two-beam design, Dea Ceres S Duo brings lighting performance and ceiling clarity together in one compact format.

This luminaire houses two fully adjustable light sources within a single rectangular frame. It reduces the number of cut-outs and fixtures needed, helping maintain balance and rhythm in ceiling compositions. For architects and interior designers, this makes it easier to preserve symmetry, integrate other technical elements, and deliver a clean finish across the space.

Two beams, one refined frame

Each light head within Dea Ceres S Duo offers 25° tilt and 355° rotation. Designers can aim the beams independently — one might highlight a vertical surface, while the other adds warmth to a table or counter. This flexibility allows for creative, layered light effects without cluttering the ceiling. It’s a solution especially useful in low-ceilinged spaces or in areas with dense technical planning.

Fewer luminaires mean fewer visual disruptions. The ceiling becomes quieter, cleaner, and more architectural. Planning also becomes easier: a single cut-out and power connection replace two, reducing both installation time and coordination effort.

Dea Ceres S Duo delivers up to 1900Lm (2×950Lm total) while maintaining a UGR <19 rating. Its optical design ensures clean beam cut-off and controlled distribution — ideal for lighting materials, displays, or architectural features with visual comfort in mind.

Need a more compact solution? Dea Ceres S offers the same quality in a single-beam format. Prefer a larger frame with even more output? Dea Ceres M might be your perfect fit.

In conclusion: Minimal design meets maximum flexibility. Dea Ceres S Duo delivers more light with fewer elements — supporting ceiling harmony and lighting precision in equal measure.