Wall light | Balsamo

This baroque wall light dresses a wall with worked crystal and a silhouette 22 cm high. In a hallway, an entrance or along a staircase, it lets the light of an E14 bulb settle on the walls like a jewel, to discover in our collection of wall lights.

What light does a baroque crystal wall light give?

Crystal does not produce light, it reflects it, and it is the E14 bulb you choose that sets the mood. No bulb is included: a warm tone gives a golden halo, a more neutral tone a crisp result.

• Height of 22 cm: the light spreads higher
• Crystal that reflects light into the room
• E14 socket: free choice of bulb
• Silver or gold finish, which tints the light differently

Where to install this wall light: staircase, hallway or toilet?

The manufacturer intends it for the bedroom, living room, hallway, staircase, entrance and toilet. A wall light in the toilet lights without taking up floor space, like most toilet lights.

For an indoor staircase, it is placed along the climb or between two doors. The guide at what height to install a wall light gives the installation reference.

• Installs between two doors or along a staircase
• Width of 11 cm, height of 22 cm
• Intended rooms: bedroom, living room, hallway, staircase, entrance, toilet
• Wall mounting and 2-year warranty

How to match a baroque wall light with modern decor?

A baroque wall light likes plain walls: it is the one that creates the decor, the rest of the wall can stay bare. Crystal and metal pair well with brass, glass or dark wood.

Silver holds better on cold or grey walls, gold matches light walls. The available finishes are detailed in our selection of gold wall lights.

• Silver finish for cold or grey walls
• One baroque touch per room is enough
• To pair with a mirror or a frame
• Long hallway: two wall lights on either side of a door

For a more contemporary look, see the LED sphere curved arm wall light. To compare with the two globe opal glass gold ball wall light, softer with its opal glass.

To equip the whole stairwell, look at the staircase lighting. In a hallway, the hallway lights complete the series, just like the modern vertical bar tube and luminous disc wall light on a living room wall.