Round Alabaster Disc Wall Light with Slim Arm

A single round disc of white alabaster held against the wall by a slim curved arm. The stone is thick enough to glow rather than glare, so the light spreads softly across the wall behind it and picks out the natural veining in the alabaster. One G9 bulb sits behind the disc, which means the brightness stays low and even - this is a light for atmosphere and for reading level, not for lighting a whole room. Four diameters are offered, from a small 15 cm (5.9") disc to a 30 cm (11.8") statement piece.

Key Features

• Light through natural stone: The alabaster disc diffuses the bulb into a warm halo and throws a soft wash onto the wall around it. Because the stone is natural, the pattern of veining varies from piece to piece.
• Takes one G9 bulb: A single G9 capsule sits behind the disc and can be swapped for a brighter or dimmer one later. A bulb is supplied with the fitting.
• Wired in, with a flat back plate: The arm curves down from a compact wall plate and the fitting connects to the mains - there is no plug or cord switch, so it works from a wall switch or a switched circuit.
• Slim projection: The disc stands only 10 cm (3.9") out from the wall, so it can go beside a bed or along a corridor without catching shoulders or bedding.
• Choose the scale to suit the wall: The smallest disc reads as a quiet detail beside a mirror or bedhead; the largest works as a piece of wall decoration in its own right.
• Rated IP20: An indoor rating for dry rooms - bedrooms, living rooms and hallways rather than bathrooms.

Specification

• Bulb fitting: G9
• Light points: 1
• Bulbs included: Yes
• Dimmable: No
• Protection rating: IP20
• Switch: no switch
• Mounting: hardwired wall plate
• Finish: gold or black, depending on the option chosen
• Material: white alabaster disc with metal arm

Dimensions

• Projection: 10 cm (3.9")
• Diameter: 30 cm (11.8")

Best used in pairs either side of a bed, where the soft glow is enough to read a page by without waking anyone, or as a single accent on a living room chimney breast or hallway wall.