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Lunara Dual Globe Wall Light

Lunara Dual Globe Wall Light

Regular price £55.99 GBP
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A curve, not a bracket with lights on it
Left and right hands for a mirrored pair
Frosted globes, so no glare in a hallway
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A fluid metal frame curving between two opal glass globes, so the fixture reads as a line of movement rather than a bracket with lights on it. Iron gives the frame the rigidity to hold that curve; the opal glass keeps both globes glowing evenly.

Left and right versions exist because the curve is asymmetric. A single fixture reads better when it opens towards the room rather than into a corner, and a pair using one of each mirrors correctly either side of a bed or a fireplace, which a single-handed design cannot do. Wipe the iron frame with a dry cloth to keep the finish even, and clean the opal globes separately so grit from the metal is not dragged across the glass. Confirm which side of the bed or fireplace each fixture will sit before ordering, since the left and right frames are not interchangeable once fitted.

Gold is the warmer finish and pushes the piece towards decorative; black is graphic and holds a hard line against pale plaster. Because the globes are frosted, there is no glare at eye level, so it works in a hallway you pass close to. Order the correct hand for the wall you have. Installation should be carried out by a competent person.

  • Product type: Dual globe wall light
  • Finishes available: Gold, Black
  • Orientations: Left, Right
  • Materials: Premium iron frame with frosted opal glass
  • Light: Even and diffused, no glare
  • Use: Bedrooms, hallways, living rooms, feature walls
  • Note: Choose the orientation to suit the wall; buy one of each for a mirrored pair
  • Installation: To be fitted by a competent person; isolate the circuit before work
  • In the box: 1 x wall light, fixings
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A Line Of Movement

The metal frame curves between the two globes rather than simply holding them. Iron gives it the rigidity to keep that line; the opal glass keeps both globes even.

Why The Hand Matters

The curve is asymmetric, so a single fixture reads better opening towards the room. One of each hand mirrors correctly either side of a bed or a fireplace.

Gold To Decorate, Black To Draw

Gold is the warmer finish and pushes the piece towards decorative. Black is graphic and holds a hard line against pale plaster.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which hand should I order?

Whichever opens towards the room for a single fixture. One of each for a mirrored pair. Confirm which side each will sit on first, since they are not interchangeable.

Will it glare?

No. The globes are frosted, so it is comfortable in a hallway you pass close to or beside a bed at head height.

Gold or black?

Gold is warmer and more decorative. Black is graphic and holds a hard line against pale plaster.

Why iron rather than a lighter metal?

The frame has to hold an asymmetric curve without flexing, and iron gives it that rigidity.

How do I clean it?

Wipe the iron frame with a dry cloth and clean the opal globes separately, so grit from the metal is not dragged across the glass.