Wall Lamps - Page 2

All too often, wall lamps are forgotten as part of the lighting you add to your home and décor. A wall lamp can contribute to a soft ambience all around regardless of where it is placed. When designing your lighting at home, the wall light deserves to be taken into account as it is a type of light point that can create a really cosy feeling.

A wall lamp is a type of lamp that is also very practical and functional as it takes up minimal space, while spreading a warm and cosy light.

How can you combine a wall light?

As a wall light is a flexible and versatile light, it can be combined in many different ways. Depending on the style and feel of your home, the model and design of a wall light can vary. No matter what you choose to go for, a wall light in a room such as a hallway or living room can be matched with any ceiling light, floor lamp or table lamp.

Wall lights in different rooms

There are no specific rules for where a wall light is best suited, it is entirely up to you based on your own needs and taste. A wall light works just as well as a bedside lamp as a reading lamp in the living room by placing it on the wall next to the sofa or armchair.

In addition to the bedroom and living room, a wall light can have a natural place in either the hallway or the bathroom. Mixing the ceiling light in a hallway with a wall light enhances the mood and function. The same principle can be applied in the bathroom, where a wall light can be combined with the ceiling light for maximum illumination.

Wall light for living room

Decorating the living room with a wall light or wall plafond can be a perfect complement to the other lighting. For example, the wall light can be placed near the sofa or close to the reading chair. If you feel that it is a bit too dark in the living room a wall lamp can do the job and create a cosy lighting together with other light points.

Wall light for bedrooms

A bedside lamp doesn't always have to be placed on a bedside table. This is exactly what characterises the wall light as a flexible lamp with many features as it can be mounted on either side of the bed against the wall. Hanging bedside lamps are a smart and practical way to decorate your bedroom because they save space and add function.

Wall lights for bathrooms

Decorate your bathroom with wall lights that can withstand both moisture and humidity. Perfect bathroom lighting means a combination of both general lighting and mood lighting.

Mixing bathroom lighting

If you decorate your bathroom with spotlights, you will get a elegant spread of the light. Depending on your needs, it's an advantage to be able to switch between different modes of lighting in the bathroom, wall lights are therefore a great complement to ceiling lights. For early mornings, a soft ambient light from a wall light can be pleasant. If you want more cosy lighting, a wall light in the bathroom is a great way to achieve that effect. If you have a bathroom mirror, a suitable placement of wall lamps against the wall is, for example, above or to the side of the mirror.

Outdoor wall lights

In the same way that you need to decorate with wall lights indoors, you also need to do the same outdoors. With an outdoor wall light, you can create a cosy atmosphere and a nicely lit patio. Placing wall lights on the facade generates a lovely sense of luxury. Outdoor wall lamps helps to illuminate both summer evenings and winter darkness. The wall lighting you choose for outdoor use can intertwine with the lighting you have in the rest of your home.

Wall lights in a playful design

In addition to offering practical light, a wall lamp can also decorate a wall like a painting or sculpture and really give a elegant touch to your interior. At NO GA you will find a wide selection of wall lamps such as the classic 30s lamps Bestlite from Gubi designed by Robert Dudley Best or modern classics such as IC Lights designed by Michael Anastassiades for Italian Flos.

Playful wall lights from Seletti in the shape of monkeys are another favourite. The French design classic Lampe Mantis designed by Bernard Schottlander is a wall lamp that fits in both modern and classic homes. From Swedish Örsjö Belysning, you'll find the Tratten wall light designed by Hans Agne Jakobsson in the 1960s. Whether you are looking for Swedish or international design, you are welcome to explore the hand-picked assortment here at NO GA and find your favourite wall lamp.