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Frosted Glass and Solid Wood Wall Light 18 cm
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Description
keyboard_arrow_downA wood wall light can double as a ceiling light, and this circular 18 cm model proves the point. An frosted glass dome sits within a ring of solid timber, for a soft light that works on a wall or overhead. It suits contemporary interiors that like simple, well-cut shapes.
The form is a true circle: 18 cm in overall diameter, of which 15 cm is the glass dome. The solid timber draws a ring that frames the light, with an integrated metal mount holding it quietly in place. What sets this wood wall light apart is the choice of mounting, because you fix it to a wall or to a ceiling with the same integrated wiring, according to what the room allows. In British housing that freedom counts, since the existing lighting point is rarely where you would have put it. In a narrow corridor, a small flush ceiling light keeps the walls clear. A wood wall light of this size answers that constraint simply, as the same shape suits a partition and a ceiling alike. In a bedroom, a pair fixed either side of the bed does the work of two bedside lamps and leaves the tables free. The ring of timber outlines the glass and gives the fitting a warmth you will not find in a white plastic diffuser. The proportion between dome and ring stays balanced, which explains why this wood wall light reads as graphic and sculptural at once, and why it sits as easily in a Scandinavian scheme as in a more mineral one. Set alone in a hall or repeated in a row along a wall, it settles the atmosphere without asking anything of the scheme around it.
The diffuser is frosted glass, a choice that softens the source and removes bright spots, so the light spreads evenly through the dome. On a fitting of this kind, a wood wall light with an opal diffuser avoids the hard contrast between source and wall and stays comfortable to sit under. Inside, the integrated LED is rated at about 50,000 hours, at a colour temperature of 3000 K warm white that flatters pale walls and natural materials. There is no bulb to buy and none to replace, which is part of why a wood wall light of this kind suits a ceiling position where access is awkward. This wood wall light is dimmable with dimmers sold separately, which takes it from working light down to a night light, and in a bedroom or a landing that range is the whole argument for specifying a dimmer at first fix. It is also rated for damp locations, which permits bathrooms and spa rooms, the very places where timber fittings are usually ruled out; where it goes in relation to the zones remains your electrician to judge. On compliance this wood wall light meets North American, Australian, European and Middle Eastern standards. Timber and glass complete each other here, one bringing visual and tactile warmth, the other an even diffusion. Gathered into a shape this compact, a wood wall light covers most of what is asked of a contemporary fitting without fuss and without compromising daily use. What matters at the ceiling is that a wood wall light of this diameter is small enough to be carried on an ordinary fixing, which keeps the installation simple where access is awkward.
Two timber finishes are offered. Ash, pale and bright, suits rooms in soft tones, white or sand walls and Scandinavian schemes. Walnut, deeper, stands out more and agrees with stronger colours, dark furniture and coloured render. In a bathroom the ash lightens the space; in a bedroom the walnut feels more intimate, and either reads as timber rather than as a timber finish. Think about position as well: on a wall, an 18 cm wood wall light sits at eye level near a mirror or a bed; on a ceiling, it lights a corridor or a hall with a diffuse wash, and its shallow form is welcome under the 2.4 m ceilings common here. If you are fitting out several rooms, keep one finish throughout for coherence and let the position do the varying. A dimmer on the circuit lets you set each fitting by the hour. A wood wall light therefore adapts from corridor to bathroom without changing its silhouette, which is useful in a flat where the lighting points were decided long before you arrived.
Compact, versatile and rated for damp locations, this wood wall light dresses a wall or a ceiling with equal grace. Choose your finish and put a halo of soft light where you need one.
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Do I have to pay for delivery?
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What is your returns policy?
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Are bulbs included?
keyboard_arrow_downA third of our lights have a built-in LED: nothing to buy. The others take a standard bulb, which is generally not supplied. The bulb cap type is on the product page.
Will my stone light be identical to the photo?
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Can I install a light in a bathroom?
keyboard_arrow_downSome models. The ‘bathroom zone rating’ entry appears on the relevant product pages — without it, keep the light for dry rooms.