Fancy Round LED Bulbs for Every Fitting and Socket

The G45 is the compact globe: 45mm at its widest point, small enough to suit chandelier arms, wall sconces, and table lamps, yet rounded enough to carry the decorative character of a larger globe in a smaller space. It is the shape most commonly found in multi-bulb fittings, where the consistency of finish and colour temperature across several points of light matters as much as any individual bulb.

Dulora's fancy round range is the widest in the collection: five socket types covering E27, E14, B22, B15, and E12, and six finishes across clear, frost, amber, porcelain, gold crown, and mirror crown. Clear glass puts the LED filament on full display, suited to bare-bulb fittings and open pendants. Amber glass tints the light source, suited to the vintage models at ultra warm 2000K. Frost diffuses the light for a softer glow, suited to shaded fittings where glare control matters. Porcelain produces an even, matte output. The crown finishes add a metallic decorative cap, suited to installations where the top of the globe is visible.

Colour temperatures run from ultra warm 2000K through extra warm 2200K and warm white 2700K to soft white 3000K, plus Sunset Dim variants that shift automatically as you dim. Select globes reach ultra-high colour accuracy; check the product page for the exact CRI figure per SKU.

All 240V products are SAA certified, dimmable and flicker-free, covered by up to three years warranty. Free metro delivery on orders over $99, free regional delivery over $199.

Atmosphere, Illuminated.

Buying Guide

Which socket do I need for a fancy round globe?

The G45 is available across five socket types in this collection. E27 is the large screw cap, the most common socket in Australian pendant fittings, ceiling lights, table lamps, and wall brackets. E14 is the small screw cap, used in smaller wall lights, chandelier arms, and decorative fittings. B22 is the large bayonet cap, equally common in older Australian homes. B15 is the small bayonet cap, used in smaller decorative fittings. E12 is the mini screw cap, suited to chandelier-style installations. If you are unsure which socket your fitting uses, check our socket page, your existing globe, or the fitting specifications before ordering.

Which finish suits my fitting?

Clear glass puts the LED filament on full display and is the right choice for bare-bulb fittings, open pendants, and anywhere the filament spiral is part of the visual. Amber glass tints the light source with warmth, giving the globe a vintage, theatrical quality suited to atmospheric dining rooms, feature wall lights, and hospitality settings where warmth takes priority. Frost diffuses the light through the glass, reducing the visibility of the filament and softening glare, making it better suited to shaded fittings and applications where a more even, diffuse output is preferred. Porcelain gives a matte white appearance with a clean, even glow. The gold crown and mirror crown finishes add a metallic element at the top of the globe, suited to chandeliers and pendant clusters where the globe is visible from above as well as below.

Which colour temperature suits the fancy round range?

Ultra warm 2000K gives the deepest amber tone, suited to dining rooms and living spaces where atmosphere takes priority. Extra warm 2200K sits just warmer than a traditional incandescent and works well in feature wall lights and chandelier installations where warmth is the goal. Warm white 2700K is the most widely used temperature across the range and suits most residential applications. Soft white 3000K is a cooler, more neutral warm tone suited to kitchen pendants and task-adjacent spaces. The Sunset Dim variants cover the full journey from 2700K at full brightness down to 1800K as you dim, producing the warmth shift of a traditional incandescent automatically across the dimming curve.

Can I dim fancy round LED bulbs?

Dimming is one of the more practical decisions for a G45 globe, particularly in chandelier installations, wall sconces, and table lamps where the fitting is often the primary mood light in a room rather than a task source. All 240V fancy round LED bulbs in this collection work with most incandescent and LED dimmers, and all Dulora-sold dimmers are trailing-edge, which is the correct driver type for LED loads. The Sunset Dim variants go a step further, shifting automatically from 2700K at full brightness down to 1800K as the dimmer is lowered, without needing a separate scene or switch. Browse our dimmers collection for compatible trailing-edge options. Check the product page to confirm dimming compatibility for your specific globe and dimmer combination.

Why does colour accuracy matter for fancy round globes?

The G45 is most commonly used in fittings where the light falls at close range: chandelier arms, wall sconces, bedside table lamps, and compact pendants. At close range, the quality of the light is more visible than in a larger, more diffuse installation. A globe with ultra-high colour accuracy renders fabrics, wall finishes, and decorative surfaces the way they appear under natural light, rather than shifting their tone. For fittings that form part of a considered interior, this makes a genuine difference to how the space reads. Select globes in this collection reach ultra-high colour accuracy; check the specification table on each product page for the exact CRI figure per SKU.

Frequently Asked Questions

Fancy Round LED Bulbs

• What wattage do these fancy round LED bulbs replace?
• The 4W models replace a 25-40W incandescent and the 5.5W models replace a 60W incandescent. Exact equivalent ratings are listed on each product page in the specification table.
• Are all fancy round LED bulbs dimmable?
• All 240V models in this collection are dimmable and work with most incandescent and LED dimmers; all Dulora-sold dimmers are trailing-edge. Check the product page to confirm dimming compatibility for your specific globe.
• What is the CRI rating for these globes?
• CRI ratings vary across the range: most models are rated CRI90 and Sunset Dim variants carry CRI95. CRI ratings are listed in the specification table on each product page. A high CRI is not the same as full-spectrum lighting; high CRI means colours render accurately under the light, not that the light contains all wavelengths of the visible spectrum.
• What is a G45 globe?
• G45 describes the shape and size of the glass envelope: G for globe, 45 for 45mm diameter at the widest point. The G45 is the compact globe shape used in chandelier fittings, wall sconces, and decorative lamps where a smaller round globe is required.