Gavota Picture Light 45
Tax included where applicable. Delivery and commissioning arranged by your concierge.
NAVERZIX Walls — light that keeps to the architecture
Pictures collect the family's eyes; the Gavota directs them — CRI 95 across the canvas, switched local or wired to the scene, and a survey that confirms the throw against your actual frame.
Lanterns and frames are joined like small architecture: mitred brass glazed with hand-cut panes, seams soldered and dressed until the finger can't find them. Every hinge opens for cleaning, every pane lifts out for replacing, and the hook above is rated in writing for the weight below.
Design & Craft
- Wired in silicone sleeves, EN 60598 tested and logged
- Finishes matched across the whole NAVERZIX book
- Switched local or wired to the room's scene
- Patterns and glass stocked fifteen years
- Dims in proportion with its chandelier on shared scenes
- Cast arms in brass and bronze, aged by request
Specifications
| Width | 45 cm |
| Projection | Stated, hot-spot free |
| Arm | Cast brass / bronze |
| Light | LED 2700 K, CRI 95 |
| Weight | ≈ 2.3 kg |
| Warranty | 5 yr; parts stocked 15 |
Care
Brass and bronze want almost nothing: dust dry, wax lightly twice a year, and decide once whether your house polishes or patinas — then be consistent. Lacquered finishes never meet metal polish; waxed ones never meet silicone sprays.
Glazed panes lift out for washing in warm soapy water. Dry the rebates before re-seating, and the lantern stays weather-honest for decades.
Questions, Answered
Do sconces need a wall box?
A standard recessed box is ideal, but surface backplates cover honest retrofits. The listing states the backplate diameter; our electricians handle either on installation.
Which way should picture lights face?
Down-light for oils and heavy frames, up-light for delicate works on paper — and always at the stated distance from the frame. The listing gives the projection; our survey confirms it against your picture.
The NAVERZIX Promise
One contract, one schedule, one responsible person from survey to the first switch-on; fixed dates in writing, delays compensated rather than excused.