Wall light | Baroqa

This baroque arch crystal wall light with pendants dresses a hallway, staircase or entrance with its cut pendants and arch shape. At 36 cm high and 27 cm wide, it fits on a narrow wall, with an E14 bulb required, and it joins our selection of wall lights.

What light does a crystal wall light with pendants give?

The light comes from the chosen E14 bulb and passes through the cut pendants, which scatter it in glints across the wall. On this crystal wall light, all the sparkle comes from the crystal, to compare with the Two-globe opal glass gold ball wall light.

• E14 socket, rendering depends on the bulb installed
• Cut crystal pendants, glints across the wall
• Arch arm, cast shadows for relief
• No direct light, everything passes through the crystal

Where to install this wall light in the home?

Bedroom, living room, hallway, staircase, entrance and toilet are among the rooms intended by the manufacturer. The IP20 rating confines it to dry rooms: a toilet wall light stays away from the sink and splashes.

• Intended rooms: bedroom, living room, hallway, staircase, entrance, toilet
• 36 cm high, 27 cm wide to check
• IP20: toilet lighting outside wet zones
• Wall mounting, CE certified, 2-year warranty

How to match a baroque style wall light with a current decor?

Crystal and the arch shape bring movement without weighing things down, provided the wall light is left alone on its stretch of wall. A baroque wall light works with a pared-back interior; for a contrast, see the Modern vertical bar tube and luminous disc wall light.

• Three finishes: silver, gold, patinated
• Silver with cool tones and mirrors
• Gold with warm woods, like the gold wall lights
• Patinated on old walls and furniture

How to arrange several wall lights in a staircase or hallway?

In a hallway or stairwell, wall lights are aligned at a constant height and kept at regular intervals to avoid gaps in the light. As an interior staircase wall light, the arch shape directs the sparkle up the wall and follows the climb.

• Aligned at a constant height, regular spacing between them
• One per landing, among the staircase lighting
• Same E14 bulb everywhere for a consistent result
• Guide: at what height to install a wall light