Pink wall lamp

A pink wall light fits into a bedroom, living room, hallway or entryway, and is chosen in three steps: the shade of pink, the shape, then the socket. The tube shape dominates the selection ahead of round shapes and globes, and the G9 socket leads the E27 and the integrated LED, which avoids changing the bulb.

How do you choose a pink wall light?

Start with the effect you want in the room, then the shape, the material and the actual size in centimetres. The tube shape accounts for 52% of the selection, the round 24%, the globe 16% and the oval 8%. On the socket side, G9 reaches 24%, E27 20%, integrated LED 20%, GU10 16% and E14 8%.

Which shape to choose: tube, round, globe or oval?

The tube shape dresses a narrow wall and lights its full height, like Sorlinella (66 cm high) or Oliviero (12 cm wide). The round shape suits a pair placed on either side of a piece of furniture. The globe and the oval, in the minority, bring a more decorative line: Nivello is the oval case. For an original wall light, look instead for a globe or a signature silhouette.

G9, E27, E14 or integrated LED: what it changes

The E27 socket takes a bulb you replace freely, the G9 stays compact behind a small shade, and Arianell illustrates the E14, reserved for small bulbs. The integrated LED cannot be changed: its power is fixed for life. These models can be found in all the wall lights, within our full range of lighting.

Which pink to choose: powder, pale, gold or fuchsia?

Powder pink and pale pink go with light walls and woods, while gold pink or rose gold comes close to brass and gold finishes, to be found among the gold accents. Fuchsia pink, more intense, is reserved for a single light point per room, often against a black or white background. Pink appears in 88% of the colourways offered and black in 92%.

Powder pink and pale pink wall light: the soft version

On a white, beige or light wood wall, a pale pink blends into the decor and stays discreet during the day. Models in glass wall lights diffuse a translucent light that softens the shade further, particularly on Savino and Massimo.

Fuchsia pink and gold pink wall light: the accent to dose

A single fuchsia on a black wall creates a strong visual marker, and two are already enough to saturate a room. Gold pink pairs with brass lights and gold handles, without creating a marked contrast with the rest of the furniture.

Living room wall light: where to place it and how to match it?

In a living room, a pink wall light is happily placed in pairs, on either side of a sofa, a bookcase or a large painting, at eye level. The living room is mentioned in 80% of the selection and the modern style in 76%. The E27 socket takes a more powerful bulb than the G9.

Modern living room wall light: how to match it to the sofa?

Two slim tubes frame the sofa without cluttering the wall; a single round wall light above a low sideboard is enough elsewhere. See living room wall light and a living room in a current style.

Powerful living room wall light: which model for a large wall?

A wide wall calls for a tall wall light or a high power. Korva, in metal with a cylindrical shade (E27 socket, 40 W, 25 cm high), lights widely. Around a table open to the living area, also look around the table.

Which pink wall light for a bedroom or a child's room?

In a bedroom, a pink wall light replaces the bedside lamp when the nightstand is small. The bedroom is mentioned in 84% of the selection, and warm white (2700 to 3500 K) is the most represented temperature there. A dimmer lets you lower the light at bedtime.

Pink wall light for children: one model on each side of the bed

Junglia (wood and metal, E27 socket, 12 W, dimmer, colours pink, grey, green, white) is announced for the bedroom and the child's room. A low-intensity bulb is enough for a child, placed at a good distance from the bed.

Adult bedroom: powder pink and warm white for the evening

A light between 2700 and 3500 K tires the eyes less in the evening than a neutral white. Find these references in bedroom wall lamp, modern and uncluttered bedroom and wall bedside lighting.

Bohemian or country chic wall light: which style to choose?

The bohemian chic style relies on warm materials, velvet, brass, wood, paired with a powder pink. A country chic wall light prefers patinated tones and simple shapes, round or in glass. The globe (16%) and oval (8%) silhouettes remain in the minority, and therefore more decorative.

Bohemian chic wall light: velvet, brass and pink

Ulloria, in metal, glass and brass (E27 socket, 15 W, 20 cm), installs the bohemian chic effect with a single light point. Nivello, in metal and brass, plays the same card in a slimmer form, on a 56.6 cm high backplate.

Original wall light: dare the globe or the oval shape

These models embrace the decorative choice and stand out as much switched off as on. Compare them in globe silhouettes and round shapes.

Powerful LED wall light: which power should you aim for?

Most of the models in the collection sit around 10 W, ahead of 8 W and 15 W; a few pieces with an E27 socket reach 40 W for sustained lighting. Integrated LEDs stay at their original power. Around a quarter of the models accept a dimmer.

7.5 W, 10 W or 15 W: read the power before buying

For a hallway or an entryway, 7.5 to 10 W is enough. For a large living room, an E27 socket with a suitable bulb leaves more room than an integrated LED, whose power does not move. The modern family is detailed in modern wall light.

Dimmer: which models accept variable intensity?

Check the mention on the product sheet: Mirelle (10 W, 91 cm high), Korva, Nivello, Junglia and Zefira are given as dimmable. A wall light not intended for dimming will flicker if you connect it to a wall dimmer.

Staircase, hallway, WC and entryway wall light: which models?

On a staircase, in a hallway or an entryway, the wall light mainly serves to make the passage safe without dazzling: tall and narrow models light the full height of the wall. The hallway is mentioned in 80% of the selection, the entryway in 72%. In narrow toilets, a small round format of 20 cm is enough and frees up space.

Design WC wall light and toilet wall light: which format?

Xantha, in pink velvet on a black base, is announced for the hallway, staircase, bedroom, dressing room and toilets. A warm white light is more comfortable there than very cold lighting, and a low power is enough for night lighting.

Staircase and hallway: lighting circulation without dazzling

Sorlinella measures 66 cm high, Ivalia 91 cm: these tubes and stacked plates cover an entire wall. Browse hallway and circulation and staircase wall light.

Waterproof outdoor wall light: what do these models offer?

No, most of the selection is IP20, reserved for dry interiors (92% of the models). Two references show an IP44, which resists water splashes: Zefira and Mireia. None is announced for direct exposure to rain outdoors.

IP20 or IP44: what the protection rating changes

IP20 suits dry rooms, bedroom, living room, hallway, entryway. IP44 adds resistance to splashes, useful near a water point or in a workshop where liquids are handled.

Bathroom, kitchen, workshop: the IP44 models

Zefira (globe and tube, glass and brass, E27, 15 W, dimmer) and Mireia (round in aluminium and glass, G9, 8 W) suit these rooms. See IP44 models for damp rooms.

How do you install and maintain a pink wall light?

Cut the power at the circuit breaker, locate the power supply, hold the supplied template in place and mark the holes before drilling. The connection is made on the flush box. If the wall light is given as dimmable, the bulb chosen must be too, otherwise flickering appears.

Drilling and fixing: getting the wall light installation right

Drill to the diameter of the wall plug, screw the backplate to the wall, then close the cover. For a high installation, the template saves you from drilling twice. The catalogue indoor wall lighting gathers the models concerned.

Cleaning glass, velvet and metal without damaging the finish

A soft cloth is enough on steel, aluminium and glass. On a velvet shade, dust dry, without liquid products. No abrasives on the pink finish, which would mark.

The collection brings together 185 wall lights, with materials such as metal, steel, aluminium, glass, wood and brass. The sockets available are E27, E14, G9, GX53 or LED depending on the models. Choose the shape, check the socket and the dimensions, and the current price is shown on each product page, including among the most affordable models.

Frequently asked questions about the pink wall light