Wall Lights
Sconces in iron, glass, wood, hardware, crystal and natural stone, including tri-colour LED models, for corridors, bedsides and stairs.
Wall lighting does the work that ceiling lighting cannot: it puts light at eye level, along a corridor, beside a bed or up a stair, without anything hanging into the space. This group spans crystal and glass tube sconces through natural stone and wood to plain linear LED, at 3000K, 4000K, 6000K and 6500K.
The range
All 105 Products In This Group
The problem
What This Group Is Built To Solve
Wall lights are the fixture most often specified last and positioned worst. Mounting height and spacing matter more than the fixture itself: too high and a corridor gets scalloped ceiling light and dark floor, too far apart and the rhythm breaks. Decide the positions on the drawing, not on site with a drill in hand.
Who buys these
Who This Range Is For
Hotel corridors and guest rooms
Home, Living Room, Villa, Lobby, Hotel and Staircase are the published applications across this group.
Residential and villa projects
Bedside sconces free the nightstand and stair lights make a stair safe as well as attractive.
Designers building a layered scheme
The wall layer is what stops a room feeling like an office.
Why these
What Makes This Range Different
Six material families in one group
Iron, glass, wood, hardware, crystal and natural stone are all published here, so a whole property can be coordinated from one supplier.
Tri-colour LED models
Switchable colour temperature is published on a substantial part of this group, which is useful where corridors and rooms want different settings.
Matched families with pendants and chandeliers
The glass tube and natural stone groups exist in both pendant and wall versions by design.
Wide input voltage
90 to 260V across most of the group, covering 110V and 220 to 240V markets.
Application
Where These Products Are Used
- Hotel corridors, spaced to a rhythm set on the drawing
- Bedsides, replacing table lamps and freeing the surface
- Staircases and landings, mounted for safety as well as effect
- Living room walls, washing a texture or flanking a fireplace
- Bathroom and dressing mirrors, in dry zones
Documentation
Catalogue Downloads Covering This Group
Who we supply
Buyers Who Specify This Group
Hotel And Hospitality Lighting
Lobby chandeliers, corridor sconces and guest room pendants that survive a five-year refurbishment cycle and can be reordered piece by piece.
Villa And High End Residential
Staircase chandeliers, marble pendants and stone wall lamps for houses where the fixture is part of the architecture rather than a fitting screwed to it.
Interior Designers And Specifiers
A factory that will make the fixture on your drawing, at the size in your drawing, with the finish on your board.
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Glass Tube Wall Lamps
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Glass Wall Lights
Rice paper and glass on hardware frames with LED, a single quiet design for interiors that want diffusion rather than sparkle.
Further reading
Guides Related To This Group
3000K, 4000K Or 6500K: Choosing Colour Temperature Before You Order
Almost every fixture in this catalogue is offered at three colour temperatures on one item number. That makes colour temperature a decision you have to make at the order stage, and it is the decision buyers most often get wrong.
E27, E14, G9, G4 And E12: Why The Lamp Base Decides Your Maintenance Cost
The lamp base is the least glamorous line on a specification and the one that determines whether a failed light is a two-minute job or a scaffold booking. Here is what each base in this catalogue is for.
Specifying Lighting For A Hotel Project Without Creating A Ten Year Problem
Hospitality lighting is judged on how it looks at handover and lived with for a decade. Five decisions at the specification stage determine which of those two experiences you get.
FAQ
Wall Lights Questions
At what height should a wall light be mounted?
It depends on the fixture and the use. Send us the elevation with your enquiry and we will advise against the specific model rather than quote a general rule.
Can I get wall lights matching my pendants?
Often yes. The glass tube and natural stone families run across pendant, chandelier and wall versions. Send the item number you are starting from.
Are these suitable for bathrooms?
Dry zones only. Nothing in this group is published with an IP rating, so ask before specifying near water.
What does tri-colour light mean here?
The fixture can be switched between colour temperature settings after installation. The available set is published per product.
Get A Quotation On Wall Lights
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