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Spherical Glass Halo Wall Lamp

Spherical Glass Halo Wall Lamp

Regular price £74.99 GBP
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The ring separates the globe from the wall
Fully diffused glass, so no visible source
Comfortable at eye level in a hallway
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A glass sphere set inside a slim metal ring, so the lit globe is framed by a circle of shadow. That halo geometry is the design: the ring catches a little light at its inner edge and separates the sphere from the wall behind, giving the fixture depth it would not have on its own.

The glass diffuses fully, so no source is visible and there is no glare at eye level. That makes it usable in a hallway you pass close to, above a console, or in a pair either side of a bed where the two circles frame the headboard.

Cold white is the crisper of the two and reads more graphic, which suits a modern hallway or a room with cool tones. Warm white is softer and better in a bedroom or a living room, where it warms the glass slightly on its way through. Choose at purchase, since the LED is integrated. Installation should be carried out by a competent person, with the circuit isolated before work begins. The metal ring can be wiped with a dry cloth, and the glass sphere with a barely damp one if needed. Whether mounted either side of a bed or spaced along a hallway wall, keep the fittings at a consistent height so the halos line up.

  • Product type: Glass wall lamp
  • Light options: Cold white, Warm white
  • Design: Glass sphere within a metal ring, halo effect
  • Light: Fully diffused, no visible source
  • Use: Hallways, bedrooms, living rooms, above consoles
  • 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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The Halo Is The Whole Idea

A glass sphere set inside a slim metal ring, so the lit globe is framed by a circle of shadow. The ring catches a little light at its inner edge and lifts the sphere off the wall, giving the fixture a depth it would never have on its own.

Nothing To Squint At

The glass diffuses completely, so no source is visible and there is no glare at eye level. That is what makes it usable in a hallway you pass within arm's reach of, or above a console where people stand close to it.

Two Circles Frame A Headboard

A pair either side of a bed turns the halo into a piece of composition rather than a light fitting. Keep the fixings at a consistent height so the two circles line up, and the wall does the rest.

Frequently Asked Questions

Cold white or warm white?

Cold white is the crisper of the two and reads more graphic, which suits a modern hallway or a room with cool tones. Warm white is softer and better in a bedroom or living room, where it warms the glass on its way through.

Can I change the light colour later?

The LED is integrated, so the temperature is chosen at purchase. Think about the room rather than the photo: warm for anywhere you relax, cold for anywhere you need to see clearly on the way through.

Is it bright enough for a hallway?

Comfortably, especially with two or three spaced along the wall. Because the glass is fully diffused, the light spreads rather than pooling under each fitting, so a run of them gives even coverage down the whole corridor.

How do I clean the glass sphere?

A barely damp cloth on the glass and a dry one on the metal ring. Diffused glass hides marks well, so it needs far less attention than a clear shade would.

What height should I mount it at?

Roughly eye level works for a hallway or above a console, since there is no glare to avoid. Beside a bed, set it a little above the headboard. What matters most is keeping every fitting in a run at the same height so the halos align.