Acrylic Sphere Wall Lamp
Acrylic Sphere Wall Lamp
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A luminous acrylic sphere set against a flat iron panel. The panel is what makes the design work: it catches the light behind the sphere and throws a halo onto the wall, so the fixture reads as two elements playing off each other rather than a ball on a bracket.
Round or square changes the character considerably. The round panel echoes the sphere and reads softer and more classical. The square panel sets the curve against a hard edge and reads more architectural, which suits a modern hallway or a room with strong lines already in it.
White and black panels, each in warm or cold light. White with warm light is the softest combination and the safest in a bedroom. Black with cold light is the most graphic and best on a feature wall. Choose the panel shape, the colour and the light temperature before ordering, since the LED is integrated. Installation should be carried out by a competent person. Mounted at roughly eye level either side of a bed, a pair reads as a matched set rather than two separate lights, and the flat panel sits close enough to the wall that it will not catch a shoulder in a narrow room. Wipe the acrylic sphere and the panel with a dry cloth to keep the surface clear and free of fingerprints.
- Product type: Acrylic wall lamp
- Panel shapes available: Round, Square
- Panel colours: White, Black
- Light options: Warm light, White light
- Materials: Acrylic sphere on an iron panel
- Effect: Halo of light on the wall behind
- Use: Bedrooms, hallways, living rooms, feature walls
- Installation: To be fitted by a competent person; isolate the circuit before work
- In the box: 1 x wall lamp, fixings
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Two Elements, Not A Ball On A Bracket
The flat iron panel catches the light behind the sphere and throws a halo onto the wall. That interplay is what makes the fixture read as a design rather than a fitting.
Soft Curve Or Hard Edge
The round panel echoes the sphere and feels classical. The square panel sets the curve against a straight edge and reads architectural, which suits a modern hallway.
Pick The Panel And The Temperature
White with warm light is the softest and safest in a bedroom. Black with cold light is the most graphic and belongs on a feature wall. The LED is integrated, so choose at purchase.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the halo effect?
Light escaping behind the sphere lands on the flat panel and spills onto the wall as a soft ring. It is why the lamp still has presence even at a low setting.
Round or square panel?
Round echoes the sphere and reads softer and more classical. Square sets the curve against a hard edge and reads more architectural, which suits rooms with strong lines already.
Will it stick out into the room?
The panel sits close to the wall, so at eye level beside a bed it will not catch a shoulder even in a narrow room.
Can I order a matching pair?
Yes. Mounted at roughly eye level either side of a bed, two of the same panel shape and colour read as a matched set rather than two separate lights.
How is it fitted and cleaned?
It mounts with the fixings supplied and should be installed by a competent person with the circuit isolated first. Wipe the sphere and panel with a dry cloth to keep fingerprints off.


