Wall light | Umbrino

Nothing transforms a wall like a wall light in crystal that throws the light back in glints. This baroque wall light dresses a hallway, a staircase or an entrance, with its silver or gold finishes and a silhouette 40 cm high by 36 cm wide.

What light does a baroque crystal wall light give?

Crystal does not give a working light: it throws it back in glints that bring the wall to life. Everything then depends on the bulb, because the E14 base accepts very different intensities.

• Cut crystal that reflects the light and creates reflections
• E14 base: the intensity depends on the bulb chosen
• Accent lighting in a room that is already lit
• IP20 rating, for dry indoor rooms only

Where to install this wall light in the home?

The intended rooms are the entrance, the hallway, the indoor staircase, the toilet, the bedroom and the living room. On a circulation area, it marks the landings and accompanies the passage without cluttering the floor.

• Entrance and hallway: a point of light that signals the passage
• Indoor staircase: placed in pairs to punctuate the climb
• Toilet: its 36 cm width fits on a narrow wall
• Bedroom and living room: as accent lighting near an armchair or a dressing table

On a staircase, the indoor staircase wall light placed in pairs accompanies the steps. Our selection of staircase wall lights gathers the models to place in a series.

A toilet wall light is happy with a narrow wall, as in our toilet lighting section. For the rest of the home, see our range of indoor wall lights.

Silver or gold: which finish to choose?

Both finishes share the same crystal and the same silhouette, only the shade of the metal changes. Gold warms woodwork and beiges, silver matches cool greys and glass.

• Only two colours: silver and gold
• Gold for a room in warm tones
• Silver for cool or contemporary decors
• Wall mounting, CE certified, guaranteed 2 years

Choosing a gold baroque wall light rather than a silver one is decided by the dominant shade of the wall, and it is better to keep a single metal per room. The selection of gold wall lights shows the models of this family.

How to match this wall light with the rest of the room?

A baroque crystal goes well with dark wood, a mirror or a moulding, and is often placed in pairs on either side of a piece of furniture. To choose the shape and size according to the room, our article on choosing your wall light room by room gives the useful reference points.

• Two identical wall lights on either side of a door
• A pendant from the same family in the room
• Avoid piling up several highly ornate sources
• Check the bulb and the base before fixing everything

To compare with the Curved arm sphere LED wall light for a more understated look. In the same room, the Contemporary openwork and ribbed oval disc pendant brings a graphic counterpoint.

To stay with blown glass, also see the Gold opal glass two-globe ball wall light, rounder and softer to the eye.