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Arlo Walnut LED Spotlight

Arlo Walnut LED Spotlight

Regular price £83.99 GBP
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Head rotates, so aim it after mounting
Solid walnut and brass, not painted metal
Friction joint, so no tools to readjust
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Solid walnut with brushed brass detailing, on a head that rotates so the beam can be aimed after mounting. The material choice is what separates it from an ordinary spotlight: walnut and brass belong on furniture, not on a track, and the effect is closer to a small sculpture than a fitting. Because the head rotates on a friction joint rather than a locking screw, the angle can be nudged again later without tools if the bed or chair beneath it moves. The brass detailing is left unlacquered, so it will pick up a faint patina over the years rather than staying showroom-bright.

Rotation makes it genuinely useful rather than only decorative. Beside a bed it becomes a reading light aimed at the page; in a reading nook it can be turned onto a chair; on a landing it can wash a wall or pick out a picture. One fixture, several jobs.

Two wood finishes. Walnut is deeper and more formal, and holds its own against darker furniture. Natural wood is lighter and calmer. Each comes in warm or cold white; warm suits a bedroom, cold white is clearer for a study or a display. Choose at purchase, since the LED is integrated. Installation should be carried out by a competent person, with the circuit isolated before work.

  • Product type: Adjustable LED spotlight
  • Wood finishes: Walnut, Natural wood
  • Light options: Warm white, Cold white
  • Materials: Solid wood with brushed brass detailing
  • Adjustment: Rotatable head
  • Use: Bedsides, reading nooks, landings, display walls
  • Installation: To be fitted by a competent person; isolate the circuit before work
  • In the box: 1 x spotlight, fixings
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Furniture Materials On A Spotlight

Walnut and brushed brass belong on a cabinet, not a track, which is exactly why this reads as a small sculpture rather than a fitting. The brass is left unlacquered, so it picks up a faint patina over the years instead of staying showroom bright.

One Fixture, Several Jobs

Beside a bed it aims at the page. In a reading corner it turns onto the chair. On a landing it washes the wall or picks out a picture. The head moves on a friction joint, so you can change your mind later without tools.

Walnut Or Natural, Warm Or Cold

Walnut is deeper and more formal and holds its own against dark furniture. Natural wood is lighter and calmer. Warm white suits a bedroom, cold white is clearer over a desk or a display shelf. Parlora asks you to choose at purchase, because the LED is built in.

Frequently Asked Questions

How far does the head rotate?

Far enough to move from a straight down reading angle to a wall wash across the plaster. It holds wherever you set it on a friction joint, so nothing needs loosening or tightening with a screw first.

Can I change the bulb later?

The LED is integrated rather than a replaceable bulb, which is what keeps the head this small and this clean. It is also why the light colour is chosen at purchase, so pick warm for a bedroom and cold white for a study.

Which wood finish should I choose?

Walnut is the darker and more formal of the two and sits well against dark furniture and deep paint. Natural wood is paler and calmer and disappears more easily into a light room. Both carry the same brass detailing.

Will the brass stay bright?

It is left unlacquered, so it warms and softens slightly over years of handling, which is what most people buying real brass are after. If you prefer it as it arrived, a light buff with a dry cloth now and then is all it takes.

Is one enough beside a bed?

One is plenty for reading on a single side. Most people fitting a double bed take a pair so each side can aim independently, which works far better than sharing one fixture across the headboard.