Wall Lights

Choose wall lights based on the room, mounting height, light direction, finish and whether you need task, ambient or feature lighting. Wall lights can frame beds, highlight artwork, brighten hallways, add bathroom lighting or create a softer layered lighting effect.

Wall light placement depends on the purpose. Bedside wall lights should be easy to reach and positioned comfortably for reading. Hallway lights should provide even guidance, while decorative wall lights are often centred around furniture, mirrors, artwork or architectural features.

Up/down wall lights cast light both upward and downward, creating a decorative wash on the wall. Single-direction wall lights focus light either up, down or outward depending on the design. The best option depends on whether you want ambience, task light or a feature effect.

Yes, wall lights are a great option beside beds because they free up bedside table space and create a clean look. Adjustable wall lights are useful for reading, while softer shaded styles suit ambient lighting. Check projection depth so the fitting does not sit too far into the room.

Some wall lights can be dimmed depending on the globe or integrated LED driver used. If dimming is important, check the product specifications and use compatible dimmable globes or drivers. Your electrician can also confirm the wall dimmer is suitable.