PLST 37 plaster mud-in light by Brendan Tadler, an opal globe rising from a plain plaster ceiling as a streak of sunlight slips past it

PLST 37 by Brendan Tadler seen from below, the opal globe rising out of a seamless plaster ceiling

Close view of the PLST 37 opal glass globe, half sunk into a skimmed plaster ceiling

PLST 37 plaster mud-in light by Brendan Tadler on a soft grey ceiling, the globe casting a crescent of shadow

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PLST 37

Details

Year: 2026
Type: Plaster mud-in light
Materials: Gypsum plaster, opal glass
Installation: Mud-in, skimmed flush with the ceiling
Lampholder: E26
Lamp: LED, 3000K, dimmable
Globe: Opal glass
Finish: Paintable to match the ceiling
Dimensions: Body: 14 3/4" square (375 mm)
Ceiling cutout: 14 3/4" square, nominal
Recess depth: 4 1/2" above ceiling (115 mm)
Globe: 5 7/8" diameter (150 mm)
Globe drop: 2 13/16" below ceiling (71 mm)
Overall height: 7 5/16" (186 mm)

PLST 37 is a plaster light that hides in the ceiling and leaves only a moon behind.

The gypsum body is set into the board, plastered in, skimmed flush and painted with the room. No trim, no ring, no edge. Just an opal globe, half risen, as if the ceiling had let it through.

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