Wood Wall Light | Lignor

This wood wall light with an anthracite metal articulated arm combines a light wood backplate with a directional metal spotlight. The arm tilts to send light toward a table, wall or floor, and it is surface mounted.

What light does this adjustable wood wall light give?

The spotlight is adjusted by hand, tilted downward to light a worktop, a wall or a step. The white lacquered interior of the shade reflects light downward; this model is part of our wall lights collection.

• E27 bulb not included, 40 W maximum, LED compatible.
• Protection rating IP20, electrical class 2.
• Ball shade measuring 15 x 24 cm in diameter.
• Stated lit area of 18 to 36 m².

Which rooms suit this wall light?

It is intended for the kitchen, bedroom, living room, hallway, staircase and entrance, but the IP20 rating limits it to dry rooms. As a bedroom wall light, it replaces the bedside lamp and frees up the nightstand.

• This wood wall light comes assembled, to be screwed onto the backplate.
• Surface mounted, with no recessing into the wall.
• Pair it with a kitchen light.
• Mounting height: see at what height to install a wall light.

Does this wood and metal wall lighting suit an industrial interior?

The light wood and anthracite metal of this wood and black wall light fit into a modern, contemporary or industrial interior. A black metal wall light also works against a dark wall; for other shapes, browse all our wood wall lights.

• One single model sold, no colour options.
• It joins our industrial style wall lighting.
• Compare it with the Modern wall light with vertical bar tube and luminous disc.
• Also see the LED sphere wall light with curved arm.

How many light points should you plan for a hallway or staircase?

The stated area of 18 to 36 m² applies to a single light point: a long hallway is handled by repeated aligned fixtures rather than one wall light alone. On a staircase, aim the spotlight toward the steps without dazzling.

• Align the points at the same distance from the ceiling.
• Light both ends of a hallway.
• Check the shadow cast on the steps.
• Complete the setup with staircase lighting.