Indoor Wall Lamp

Wall lamps are versatile fixtures that look and work well in almost any room of the house. Install wall lamps in hallways, staircases, bathrooms, bedrooms/bedsides, dining rooms, living rooms, entryways, along the sides of fireplaces, or in basements.

Yes! I recommend using a swing arm reading wall lamp. This wall-mounted reading light offers maximum flexibility to move and adjust the reading light perfectly. A wall lamp with a fabric shade diffuses the light and creates a warm atmosphere in the bedroom.

Wall fixtures mount at eye level, so avoid open fixtures and exposed bulbs. As with any light fixture, color temperature and CRI are important for wall sconces. Most people prefer 2700K-3000K light sources, which are warm, pleasing, and inviting. If you choose LED fixtures, choose ones with a CRI above 80 to ensure high-quality lighting.

Consider the color and material of the wall, as well as the overall home decoration style.

• For white or milky yellow walls, light green or light blue lampshades are suitable; for lake green and sky blue walls, milky white, light yellow, or brown lampshades are suitable;
• For red or purple walls, white or metallic lampshades are appropriate.
• If the wall is a textured material such as wood or stone, you can choose a style that echoes or contrasts with it.

It depends on different occasions. Generally speaking, the bedside wall lamp is 1.5m-1.7m away from the ground and 95-400mm away from the wall; Surface 10-40cm.

Since the wall lamp is installed on the wall, it is easy to accumulate dust and oil, so it should be cleaned and maintained regularly. When cleaning, first cut off the power supply, and then gently wipe the surface with a soft cloth or a feather brush; if there are stubborn stains, you can wipe them with a small amount of neutral detergent and dry them with a dry cloth; do not use strong acid-base solvents or abrasives cleaning; do not wipe electrical parts directly with a damp cloth.

Wall lamps can be mounted on standard junction boxes. Some have the ability to plug into outlets, and most plug-in varieties can use Hide-A-Cord to hide the cord for a cleaner look. Most plug-in versions are rocker-mounted, but ask one of our lighting consultants and we can help you find an option specific to you.

• When choosing a wall lamp, you should consider the material and light transmittance of the lampshade, the corrosion resistance and color of the lamp bracket, the softness and wattage of the light, and the coordination with the home decoration style.
• Pay attention to safety when choosing a wall lamp. It is best to choose a wall lamp with a protective cover for the bulb to prevent the wallpaper or other combustibles from being ignited.
• Generally, the power of the wall lampused in the bedroom is about 10-15W, and the color temperature is between 3000-4500K. Choose warm light or neutral light to avoid cold light from irritating the eyes.