Wall light

Wall lights can be installed in any room of the house: in the kitchen to light the worktop, in the bedroom to replace a desk lamp, in the living room for a reading corner, on the walls of your hallways, on the stairs or in the bathroom...

Relatively small, they fit perfectly into any interior, public or private. What better way to illuminate a restaurant wall, a bar or a hotel corridor than with a series of LED wall lights?

Practical, they can also be used to complement general lighting. These wall lamps brighten up any decor. They add a chic, retro, Scandinavian or natural touch, while remaining discreet.

Some sconces feature a ball-and-socket joint, like the highly functional Loft sconces or Signal sconces by Jieldé. Ideal in an office, or a corridor, their directional lighting is very effective.
Other sconces, such as Secto Design's Varsi Octo, Luceplan's Counterbalance D73N or Céline Wright's Precious, are remote: arm sconces allow you to illuminate a direct point from a distance. They fit perfectly over a table to move the lighting around and create very specific moods.
In a bedroom, reader sconces make it possible to avoid bedside tables and lamps: a real space-saver. Some of these wall lamps even come with shelves to position a book or personal effects.
You can also create your own wall art, with the Venn sconce by Wever & Ducré. Let your imagination run wild, interlock the sconces and you're done. Your living-room wall becomes unique!
Also consider up-and-down sconces, like this one by Daniel Gallo. Adjustable, they adapt to your lighting needs at any moment. Chic, they combine functionality with a sense of decoration.

Also thought for the outdoors, wall sconces ideally decorate and illuminate a terrace, a balcony, a garden. The industrial-style sconces from Sammode are both original and create a friendly, contemporary atmosphere. The key for these outdoor wall lights (as for the bathroom) is that they are equipped with a sufficiently high Protection Index, i.e. IP 44 or higher.

Don't hesitate to mix them with ceiling lights or spotlights depending on your needs and the space you have available.