Domus Shadow 1 Light

The Domus SHADOW-1-ADJ is an adjustable exterior spotlight — 240 V GU10, IP65, in bronze or brass.

⚠ Its warranty says two years. The rest of the family says three.

• ⭐ We looked at all 17 SHADOW listings:

• ⭐ AND THE FAMILY'S OWN DATASHEET PROSE SAYS “Backed by a 3 Year Warranty”.
• ⭐ So a buyer comparing two SHADOW fittings sees three years on one page and two on the next, for what is the same product family in a different finish. ⚠ Seven more show nothing at all.
• ⭐ WE HAVE PUBLISHED WHAT THIS LISTING SAYS — two years — because that is what you would be quoted if you claimed. ⭐ But we have asked Domus to confirm, and if the family figure applies we will correct it upward. ⭐ If the warranty is material to your decision, ask us before ordering rather than after.

⭐ Bronze and brass — the two finishes that change over time

⭐ This listing offers bronze and brass, which behave differently outdoors from the powder-coated options elsewhere in the family. ⭐ Both are metal finishes that develop a patina rather than holding a fixed appearance — ⭐ brass moves from bright to a soft brown-gold and eventually darker; bronze deepens.

• ⭐⭐ THAT IS THE POINT OF CHOOSING THEM, AND ALSO THE THING TO BE CERTAIN ABOUT. ⭐ If the intended look is a warm metal that ages into a garden, they are the right choice. ⚠ If the intended look is a consistent finish that matches on year five as on day one, powder-coated black or white is the honest answer.
• ⭐ Patination is not a fault and is not covered by any warranty — ⭐ it is the material behaving as the material does.
• ⭐ It is also uneven: sheltered faces patina more slowly than exposed ones, so a fitting under an eave will look different from one on an open wall. ⭐ On a facade where several are visible together, mount them in comparable exposure or accept that they will diverge.

⭐ Adjustable, and aimed as a spotlight rather than a wall light

⭐ This listing is filed as a spotlight rather than a wall light, and that reflects how it is used: aimed at something, rather than washing the surface it is mounted on. ⭐ A tree, a sculpture, a rendered panel, a house number. ⭐ The tilt and swivel are what make that possible, and the aiming is a job for dusk on the day of commissioning rather than for the electrician at midday. ⚠ Aim it, then check it from the street and from the neighbour's side.

⭐ GU10 at 240 V — the simple option

⭐ No driver, no low-voltage cable sizing, no extra box to house. ⭐ A mains GU10 fitting is the least complicated exterior light there is, and for one or two fittings it is almost always the right answer. ⭐ The 12 V MR16 versions elsewhere in this family earn their place on longer runs, where several fittings share a driver and mains stays out of the wall. ⚠ For a single spotlight, that machinery is not worth it.

✅ What is published

Where it works

• ⭐ Aimed at a tree, sculpture or panel.
• ⭐ Gardens where a warm ageing metal suits.
• ⭐ One or two fittings — ⭐ mains GU10 is the simple option.
• ⚠ Not where a consistent finish is wanted — ⭐ take powder-coated.
• ⚠ Not where the warranty matters without asking us first.

Specifying it

Adjustable exterior spotlight, IP65. 240 V GU10, no driver required. Tilt and swivel. Bronze or brass. Order code SHADOW-1-ADJ. ⚠ IT PUBLISHES A TWO-YEAR WARRANTY WHERE EIGHT OTHER SHADOW LISTINGS PUBLISH THREE AND THE FAMILY DATASHEET SAYS THREE — three different answers across 17 listings in one family, with seven publishing nothing at all. We have published what this listing says, because that is what you would be quoted if you claimed, and have asked Domus to confirm. ⭐ IF THE WARRANTY IS MATERIAL, ASK US BEFORE ORDERING RATHER THAN AFTER. ⭐ Bronze and brass patina — that is the point of choosing them and the thing to be certain about.

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