Wall light | Giorgio

This baroque wall light in crystal dresses a wall in a golden or silver gleam, with two arms hung with drops and a faceted sphere that cast a sparkling light in a living room, a hallway or a bedroom.

What kind of light does a baroque wall light give?

The central faceted sphere and the crystal drops diffract the light into fine glints, framed by the two arms and their chains. The IP20 rating reserves it for dry rooms: it is an ambient light, as with most crystal wall lights, not a working light.

• central faceted sphere that breaks up the light
• crystal drops and chains
• two crystal arms around the bulb
• warm light, reserved for dry rooms

Where to install a baroque wall light in the home?

In the living room, on either side of a mirror or a console, it dresses the wall as much as it lights it. Like most wall lights, it is fitted as a wall light, and the IP20 rating makes it suitable for dry interiors.

• in the living room, on either side of a mirror
• in an entrance hall or a corridor
• on each side of the bed, to light a headboard
• as set out in the specifications

How to choose between the gold and the silver finish?

Gold warms a dark wall and suits classic interiors, as in our collection of gold wall lights. Silver matches cool tones and light woodwork, with the silver wall lights.

• gold for a dark wall and a classic interior
• silver for cool tones and light wood
• the same crystal structure in both finishes

For a more contemporary wall, see the Curved arm sphere LED wall light or the Modern wall light with vertical bar tube and luminous disc.

The Gold two-globe opal glass ball wall light brings gold into the glass. To stay with this material, the crystal lights carry on the same faceted work.