Designed to be used either side of bathroom mirrors or feature frames, the Claremont allows 360 degrees of light. Its long, slim shape looks great in both modern and traditional homes. Antique brass is what’s called a ‘living’ finish because it reacts to the air and moisture around it, causing it to darken (especially in the areas you touch most). We’ve given it a head start by ageing it by hand, so it has that antique look right out the box. This fluted glass shade creates a diffused, anti-glare light that looks timeless on your walls.
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There are various types of wall lights, including sconces, uplights, downlights, picture lights, and adjustable or swing-arm lights. Each type serves a different purpose and design aesthetic.
Wall lights can be used in various settings, including living rooms, bedrooms, hallways, bathrooms, and outdoor spaces. They are versatile and can provide both functional and decorative lighting.
Consider the purpose (ambient, task, or accent lighting), style and design to match your décor, the light output (lumens), and whether you need features like dimmability or adjustability.
Many wall lights are dimmable, but you need to ensure that both the light fixture and the bulb used are compatible with dimmer switches. Check the product specifications for dimmability.
The height for installing wall lights depends on their purpose. Generally, wall lights should be mounted about 5 to 6 feet above the floor. For bedside lights, they should be installed at a comfortable reading height.
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