Brass Art Light – A Warm Metal Shade and a Soft Pool of Light Below It

An antique brass housing with a curved shade that directs light down onto art, shelving or a row of photographs. It charges instead of wiring in, which leaves the wall uninterrupted. Six hours on the charger gives eight hours at full brightness or twenty-four at the middle setting.

Why choose this brass art light?

Brass holds its warmth against fresh white paint and against old woodwork, which is why galleries keep returning to it. Here it is paired with an integrated LED, a three-tone color switch and a draw of only 4 to 10 watts. The backplate measures 15 by 5 cm, so the mounting point stays small.

• Antique brass shade: A warm finish that sits as easily in a plain room as in a period hallway.
• Three color tones: Step between warm, neutral and cool to suit whatever hangs below.
• Touch or remote: Tap the housing itself or work it from across the room with the handset.
• Integrated LED: Nothing to replace, and consumption between 4 and 10 watts depending on length.
• Small backplate: A 15 by 5 cm plate keeps the fixing discreet behind the arm.

Light that gives the wall a reason to be looked at.

Lengths run from 35 to 100 cm at a constant 19 cm depth, so match the bar roughly to the width of the piece beneath. Fix it a little above the frame and let the shade push the beam down the face. Give it a full charge before its first evening, and a top-up every few weeks after that.

Specifications

• Brass body with a PC diffuser
• Lengths 35 to 100 cm (13.8 to 39.4 in), 19 cm deep
• Integrated LED, roughly 4 to 10 W by length
• Backplate 15 x 5 cm (5.9 x 2 in)
• 6-hour charge, up to 24 hours at medium

Choose a length and give the wall its own light.