
The trim remains visible around the light.
- Visible outer frame
- Breaks the ceiling plane
- Reads as a technical fitting

GU10 Sharp is designed to integrate technical performance into a calm, uninterrupted ceiling surface.
The lighting element is integrated into the stretch ceiling so the architecture, not a visible trim ring, remains the dominant visual feature.


Conceiling’s recessed spotlight platform transforms how light lives in a stretch ceiling. By eliminating the visible frame around each GU10 fixture, the light source disappears into the surface itself — no trim, no ring, no telltale sign of installation. What remains is a smooth, uninterrupted ceiling plane with pure, focused pools of light emerging as if from nowhere.
The effect is deliberately understated: a ceiling that reads as seamless from every angle, with illumination that feels sculpted into the space rather than added onto it. This frameless approach lends interiors a quiet sense of luxury — the kind that comes not from ornamentation, but from restraint and precision.
Ideal for spaces where calm, minimalist elegance is the goal — living rooms, hotel lobbies, boutique retail, or any interior where the ceiling should feel like an extension of the architecture, not an assembly of visible components.
Key highlights:
Use these values when coordinating the product with the system, ceiling build-up and installation drawings.
Choose the room type, the closest room size and the GU10 lamp output. Common choices are preselected so you can get a useful estimate without knowing lighting terminology.
Your choice automatically sets a typical planning illuminance.
Pick the closest common size or enter the exact dimensions below.
If you have not chosen a lamp yet, 500 lm is a sensible starting point for the estimate.
Light surfaces reflect more light, so they usually need fewer fittings for the same target.
Confirm the cut-out, recess depth, lamp specification and installation sequence before the stretch ceiling is installed.