Wall Lights

Wall Lamp - Get control of the light in your premises

Are you missing light sources for the home, or workplace, that shouldn't just come from lamps you might have around you?

It could be that you are missing light from above, if you are sitting out in the living room doing homework at your laptop.

Or the ability to illuminate your walls, so they can cast some pleasant light and create harmony in the home’s rooms.

Then you should consider buying a good wall lamp that can do just this, adding extra life to either the walls or the ceiling of your home.

You may possibly feel a bit lost with all the types of wall lamps available on the market, if you are unsure which type of wall lamp would suit your home perfectly.

But you don’t need to worry too much about that, as we have gathered useful information here that will help you ensure you get the perfect wall lamp based on your needs.

We will cover below what types of wall lamps exist, features available for wall lamps, as well as various other things you should consider before buying one or more wall lamps.

The advantage of wall lamps compared to other lamps

Light at home creates security and atmosphere, and wall lamps can specifically create that effect in many rooms.

The great thing about wall lamps compared to other types of lamps is that they can be used everywhere, whether it is in the living room, bathroom, or foyer.

They are incredibly easy to set up, and don’t require much installation before they are ready for use.

Moreover, they can easily be moved around as long as the installation has the cable along the wall, and not inside the actual wall.

7 things to consider before buying a wall lamp

Based on how wall lamps fit into your home, you should make some good considerations about our selection of wall lamps available.

There are various types of wall lamps, some of which have LED (short for Light Emitting Diode) light and others have solar cells that recharge with the help of sunlight.

It is also worth thinking about the features you want your upcoming wall lamp to have, depending on the decor of your home.

And of course, you should also think about wattage, brightness (Lumen), color temperature (Kelvin), lifespan (hours), and color for the wall lamp you wish to buy for the house’s walls.

Below you will find useful information about what you need to know about wall lamps in general, so you can be sure to make a good purchase.

#1 Types of wall lamps

We have different types of wall lamps that again depend on whether you want lamps for the wall or a combo solution that can be used for both wall and ceiling.

For both wall and ceiling, good light can come with a nice aura that creates the right light, regardless of whether you have wall lamps in, for example, the kitchen, living room, or children's room.

Here we have compiled a list of the types of wall lamps we have available:

• LED Ceiling/Wall Lamp
• LED Ceiling Lamp
• LED Spotlight
• LED Outdoor Lamp
• LED Wall Light
• LED Wall Lamp
• Ceiling Lamp
• Ceiling/Wall Lamp
• Solar Wall Lamp
• Wall Lamp

The most important aspect when choosing the type of wall lamp is typically that the design fits into your decor, and matches your taste.

Across different brands, you can find wall lamps in many different designs, sizes, and shapes, and it is up to you to choose the perfect one for your various rooms.

#2 Features of wall lamps

There are many opportunities with wall lamps, as they can come with various features.

You can consider what you would like your upcoming wall lamp to be capable of, and in the end, it comes down to your needs.

Whether or not you want the wall lamp for example to be energy-saving, have a sensor, or be able to dim the light.

Below we have a list of the features, so you can get a clear overview of what our wall lamps can do:

• Light Dimmer
• Energy-saving
• Ceiling installation
• With motion sensor
• With sensor
• Modern appearance
• Pendant/Ceiling
• Built-in
• Round beautiful LED wall/ceiling lamp
• Wall installation
• Wireless

#3 Watt (power) for wall lamps

When choosing a new wall lamp, you should consider the power (watts) of the wall lamp you wish to buy for your home.

If you want a wall lamp that can cast good light for either the wall or ceiling, it is worth considering wall lamps with LED lighting.

Here we have a list of the various wattages our wall lamps typically come in according to size:

• 1.5 W
• 3.2 W
• 2 x 3 W
• 4.5 W
• 6 W
• 6.5 W
• 8 W
• 10 W
• 11.5 W
• 12 W
• 15 W
• 16 W
• 17 W
• 18 W
• 18.5 W
• 19.5 W
• 20 W
• 22 W
• 24 W
• 25 W
• 28 W
• 36 W
• 69 W
• 138 W

Often the wattage (W) has a lot to say about the actual strength of the light the lamp can emit, and also indicates the power consumption.

#4 Brightness (Lumen) and Color Temperature (Kelvin) for wall lamps

With any lamp, you should take into account the brightness (lumen) and color temperature (Kelvin), and this also applies to wall lamps.

So you should consider how much light needs to come from your upcoming wall lamp.

It can be, for example, if you have white walls in the home, it would be nice to provide them with extra light with the help of your upcoming wall lamp.

The brightness in our wall lamps ranges from 155 lumens (minimum) to 20000 lumens (maximum).

The color temperature in the wall lamps varies, and we have it here in list form:

• 2000 - 6500 K
• 2700 - 6500 K
• 2700 K
• 3000 K
• 4000 K

#5 Lifespan (hours) for wall lamps

Our wall lamps vary significantly in their lifespan, which is counted in hours.

We have, for example, those with a lifespan of up to 25000 hours, while others range between 50000 - 100000 hours.

Below we have a table of different types of wall lamps, along with the average lifespan you can expect from them:

Note: The lifespan here applies to the lamp itself, and not how long a rechargeable battery lasts.

#6 Choosing color for wall lamps

The color choice for your wall lamp can be incredibly important, as the lamp can easily disrupt the expression of your decor if you choose incorrectly.

Black can be a beautiful and stylish color for your wall lamp, but unless you choose the more discreet white color for the home’s colored walls.

Here are the colors you can choose from:

• Antracit
• Graphite
• Gray
• Gray Structure
• White
• Inox
• Matte White
• Matte Black
• Matte/White
• Black

The color choice is of course a matter of taste and often depends on your own needs and your current decor.

#7 - Wall Lamp with Solar Cells

Recently, solar cells have begun to be used in many types of devices, such as power banks, but now also wall lamps.

A wall lamp with solar cells is typically most suitable for outdoor use, providing you with a renewable light source that can significantly generate its own power.

It simply requires moderate sunlight, and thus the lamp will be able to light up.

This type of wall lamps often also has a built-in sensor, so you don’t have to worry about turning it on and off.

7 Places You Can Use Wall Lamps

One of the absolute biggest advantages of wall lamps is how versatile they are in use.

They can be placed in any room, and even outside around the home.

Below we have highlighted 7 different places in your home where you can benefit from using wall lamps.

#1 - Wall Lamp for Bathroom

If you need easy lighting for the bathroom, it can quickly be solved with the help of a wall lamp.

Wall lamps are especially perfect for placement around your mirror, so you can see yourself better in the bathroom.

They can easily be mounted just where they should be, but may of course require some cabling, depending on how you prefer to install your lamps.

If you have a mirror that can be detached, you can easily hide the cables behind it, and remount it, so you achieve a beautiful and sleek setup for your new wall lamp.

#2 - Wall Lamp for Bedroom

If you prefer to have a nightstand with a lot of space, you can instead choose a wall lamp, saving the space that a regular lamp would take on the nightstand.

The wall lamp can easily be used for the same outlet as your previous night lamp, with the wire installed along the wall.

You may choose to use a cable tray if you don’t want the wire to be visible.

The wall lamp in the bedroom can be mounted as high or low as you want, saving you a good amount of space, giving you a bit more organized decor.

#3 - Wall Lamp for Living Room

If you want a sleek form of lighting that also saves space in the living room, using wall lamps is a good option.

This is especially smart for those who maybe live in a smaller apartment and want to optimize the space as much as possible.

Unlike large floor or table lamps, wall lamps take up minimal space, as they simply hang freely on your wall.

Additionally, they can even serve as a design addition, thus saving you from having to hang a picture or painting on the wall instead.

Thus, you get a lovely 2-in-1 solution that provides good light, while also functioning as a stylish part of the decor in the living room.

Wall lamps in the living room can be placed anywhere you find suitable, and can be found in variations that direct light up towards the ceiling, or in types that have more focused light for, for example, a desk, coffee table, or another spot.

#4 - Wall Lamp for Kitchen

If you need lighting for, for example, your dining table that stands away from the wall, or perhaps above your countertop that hangs on the wall?

Wall lamps can help with this, and can be found in variations such as

#5 - Wall Lamp for Entrance/Hallway

The entrance and hallway in the home often need a bit of extra lighting, especially places between rooms that typically do not receive natural light from windows.

For this, a wall lamp is perfect, as it can easily be mounted without taking up floor space, which can be very limited, especially in narrow hallways.

It only requires that you have a power outlet in the hallway/entrance to lead the wire along the wall, or baseboards and hide the cables well.

Wall lamps for the entrance or hallway can be found in many types, both with the possibility of light pointing upwards, downwards, or distributing evenly throughout the area.

#6 - Outdoor Wall Lamp / Wall Lamp for Terrace

If you need lighting along the outside wall, or for the terrace in the evening, a wall lamp can be a solid solution.

It is important that you choose the specific wall lamps that are actually designed for outdoor use.

Not all wall lamps are designed for outdoor weather conditions, and they can quickly get damaged if exposed to rain, frost, or other harsh weather.

Therefore, you should first and foremost ensure that the lamp is approved for outdoor use before buying it for this purpose.

#7 - Wall Lamp for Basement

It is evident that there is a need for light in the basement, as they often receive very limited or no light from outside.

There are many solutions for this, such as a ceiling lamp, but especially also wall lamps.

Wall lamps for the basement are typically the variant that casts good diffuse light, and thus not one with focused light directed downwards or upwards.

This gives a pleasant light spread throughout the basement, which is neither too strong nor too weak.

You can also choose wall lamps with more focused light if you, for example, have a work table, washing machine station, or similar where you want bright light.

FAQ about wall lamps

What type of light does a wall lamp provide?

Wall lamps typically provide a more focused form of light, which either points upward or downward, but can also be found in types that give a more diffused light. The type of light depends on what you need, so it is important to check if the applicable wall lamp has the capability to create the type of light you desire.

How high should a wall lamp hang?

The height of the wall lamp depends on where you want to use it. If it is for outdoor use, it may be good to hang it 1.5-1.8 meters above the ground, it should just look good in the overall setup. For indoor use, it is a good idea to set it at least 50 cm above furniture/tables, to ensure it provides optimal light.