Chandelier Wall Lights

Machined aluminium alloy gives the canopy, drop and dome their lean, disciplined lines. The finish is satin-smooth and even, holding its tone season after season without the flaking or barbs that painted steel shows.

The dome is the character piece: a hemisphere only 100 mm across, hung low on its drop so the light lands at reading height rather than glaring from above. Behind its lens sits a 15W COB emitter - integrated, sealed, and never in need of a bulb change.

Classic black, modern white and luxury gold ship from the same tooling, so a residence, an apartment refresh or a boutique lodging fit-out can specify one form in three tones.

• ✓Suspended 100 mm hemisphere dome on a slim drop.
• ✓Machined aluminium alloy body, satin and even.
• ✓Sealed lens diffuser over an integrated COB 15W module.
• ✓Black, white and gold from one tooling.

Hung like a chandelier

A round canopy, a slim drop, a dome that floats off the wall - the chandelier gesture at sconce scale.

Sealed lens, COB heart

A 15W COB module behind a lens diffuser: focused output, no lamp to source, no glass to service.

Petite 100 mm dome

Discreet beside a pillow or a mirror, it frees the nightstand instead of crowding it.

Machined alloy build

Aluminium alloy turned and finished smooth - light on the wall, firm in the hand.

Three tones, one form

Classic black, modern white and luxury gold cover every interior from sober to hospitality.

Concentrated throw

The lens aims a honeyed pool downward - a task-friendly spill without a harsh hotspot.

Set the height by the task, not the ceiling. Beside a bed, the dome should hang so its lower rim sits roughly 30-40 cm above the pillow top - close enough to read by, high enough to stay out of the way. In a hallway or alcove, mount at eye level so the dome reads as sculpture in passing.

Match the drop to the wall zone. The slim drop is what makes the fitting read as a chandelier rather than a flush disc. On a narrow wall beside a nightstand, keep the drop short; on a tall feature wall, a longer drop lets the dome float at the right height even when the canopy must sit high.

Pick the tone against the wall, not the mood board. Luxury gold warms a cool grey wall and lifts a guestroom; classic black disappears into a dark scheme and reads graphic on white; modern white is the safe specification for a residence refresh where the walls are still undecided.

Plan the wiring before the plaster. The fitting hardwires to a junction box at the canopy. Confirm box position against the intended drop, and decide early whether the run will be switched at the door or at the bedside - retrofitting either is far more expensive than specifying it now.

Bedroom / Bedside

Flanking a headboard or hung beside it, the dome frees the nightstand and gives a focused, glare-free pool for reading in bed.

Living Room

On the sofa wall the suspended dome throws a honeyed pool over an evening without taking an inch of floor.

Hallway / Corridor

Hung at eye level down a passage, the petite dome becomes a rhythm of points that guides the way after dusk.

Study / Reading Nook

Above a side table the dome lands its concentrated throw exactly on the page - task light that winds down gently.

Dining Room

Beside a sideboard the dome picks out glassware and keeps the table itself softly lit, never overhead-harsh.

Hotel / Guestroom

In a guestroom the discreet dome reads as considered design at a glance, and holds its tone through years of turnover.

Turning and finishing in-house

Canopies, drops and domes are turned and finished on our own line, so tone and texture stay even across a full container.

Sealed module, long service

The COB module is sealed behind the lens on the line - no field lamp changes, and no dust paths into the optics.

One form, three tones

Black, white and gold run from the same tooling, letting a project specify a consistent silhouette in every room.

Export packing as standard

Each fitting travels in a 23.5 x 17.7 x 15 cm carton with formed protection for the dome and the drop.

Tested before the carton

Every unit is powered and checked for throw and tone on the line before it is packed - faults found here never reach a site.

Documentation per market

CE and RoHS documentation is prepared per destination, with test reports kept on file for audit.

Drop and dome. Drop length is set at tooling, so a bedside programme can ask for a short drop while a hospitality scheme asks for a long float. Dome diameter and lens cut are both adjustable within the family.

Colour and finish. Beyond the three standard tones we match customer colour cards, from soft matte whites to deep graphite and champagne metallics, on formed sample approval.

Light engine. The COB module can be specified in alternative wattages and colour temperatures for a programme, with flicker and output data supplied per batch.

Brand and packing. Your logo on the canopy or the carton, your insert card, your barcode - the fitting ships looking like yours, not ours. Sample lead time is typically four weeks from signed drawing.

Mounting. Fix the canopy to a junction box at the marked height, connect live, neutral and earth at the terminals, then hang the dome on its drop and level it against the wall. Two people make the final level easy; one can do the rest.

First power-up. Switch on for a minute and check the throw lands where intended. If the pool sits too high or low, the drop length - not the box - is what to adjust, so confirm the height before the plaster is closed.

Cleaning. The lens and the dome wipe with a soft, dry cloth; a barely damp one handles marks. Keep solvents and scourers away - the satin finish and the lens coating both dislike them.

Long-term. The module is sealed, so there is nothing to re-lamp. Check the canopy screws are snug at the first annual service, and the fitting will hold its tone and its throw for years.