Hanging Lantern Wall Light with Glass Shade

A small metal lantern hung from a hooked arm on a rectangular wall plate, so the shade swings free of the wall rather than sitting flat against it. The glass sides are clear, which means the bulb is on show and the light spreads out sideways as well as down onto the wall below. It takes one E27 bulb, and the lamp is not supplied, so you can choose the brightness and warmth yourself. Choose Black for a crisper, more graphic look or Bronze for a brushed, aged finish.

Key Features

• Light on all sides: Clear glass panels let the bulb throw light outwards and down. Fit a filament-style bulb and you get a warm pool on the wall with the glowing element visible through the glass.
• Hangs from a hook and chain: The lantern is suspended by a short chain from a curled hook, so it has the look of a lamp hung up rather than a fixed bracket. The chain is not adjustable, so the drop is fixed at 34 cm (13.4") overall.
• Takes a standard screw bulb: One E27 lamp, fitted from the open base of the lantern, which makes changing it a job you can do without taking the fitting off the wall. No bulb is included.
• Compact on the wall: The back plate is 15 cm (5.9") tall and the fitting projects 10 cm (3.9"), so a pair sits comfortably either side of a mirror, a bed or a picture without crowding the wall.
• Two finishes: Black for a plain matt look, or Bronze with a brushed highlight over dark metal that suits older or more rustic rooms.
• Hardwired and rated IP20: It wires into the mains at a wall point with no plug or cord switch, and the IP20 rating means it is an indoor fitting.

Specification

• Bulb fitting: E27
• Light points: 1
• Bulbs included: No, sold separately
• Dimmable: No
• Protection rating: IP20
• Switch: no switch
• Mounting: hardwired wall plate
• Finish: Black or Bronze
• Material: metal with clear glass panels

Dimensions

• Height: 34 cm (13.4")
• Width: 12 cm (4.7")
• Projection: 10 cm (3.9")
• Shade diameter: 12 cm (4.7")

Good either side of a bed, above a hall console or flanking a fireplace, where the low hanging lantern sits at eye level and gives a warm, contained pool of light. A pair works better than one, as each throws a fairly small circle.