Linear LED Wall Sconce
Linear LED Wall Sconce
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Two gently curved bars running parallel along the wall, lit along their length rather than from a point. The result is a line of light rather than a pool, which is what makes it work above a bathroom mirror where an overhead fitting throws shadows onto a face.
Three lengths change what it can do. At 60 cm it sits above a standard mirror or a bedside. At 80 cm it spans a wider vanity or a section of wall in a dining room. At 100 cm it becomes architectural, running along a corridor or above a long console where it draws the eye along the wall rather than to a single spot.
Black is the more graphic finish and holds a hard line against pale tile or plaster. Gold is warmer and softer, and reads as decorative rather than functional, which suits a dining room or a bedroom better than a bathroom. Both finishes are powder-coated rather than plated, which resists fingermarks better in a bathroom where hands are often damp. The diffuser strip along each bar is frosted rather than clear, so the LED line itself stays soft rather than showing individual points of light. Both mount flat with concealed fixings. Installation should be carried out by a competent person, with the circuit isolated before work begins.
- Product type: Linear LED wall sconce
- Lengths available: 60 cm, 80 cm, 100 cm
- Finishes available: Black, Gold
- Design: Curved parallel linear bars
- Light: Even line of light, low glare
- Use: Bathrooms, above mirrors, living rooms, bedrooms, dining areas
- Installation: To be fitted by a competent person; isolate the circuit before work
- In the box: 1 x wall sconce, fixings
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Better Than An Overhead Above A Mirror
Two curved bars lit along their length give a line of light rather than a point, which is what stops an overhead fitting throwing shadows across a face.
Sixty, Eighty, Or A Hundred
60 cm above a standard mirror or a bedside. 80 cm across a wider vanity. 100 cm turns architectural, drawing the eye along a corridor or a long console.
Hard Line Or Soft Warmth
Black holds a crisp line against pale tile or plaster. Gold is warmer and reads as decorative, which suits a dining room or a bedroom more than a bathroom.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which length suits a bathroom mirror?
60 cm above a standard mirror, 80 cm across a wider vanity. Match the light to the mirror width and the face is lit evenly.
Can you see individual LEDs?
No. The diffuser strip along each bar is frosted rather than clear, so the line stays soft and continuous.
Does it suit a damp bathroom?
The powder coated finish resists fingermarks well, which counts in a room where hands are often damp. Keep it clear of direct splash zones.
Black or gold?
Black for a graphic line against pale tile, gold when you want the fitting to read as decoration in a dining room or a bedroom.
Do the fixings show?
No. Both finishes mount flat with concealed fixings, so the bars appear to float on the wall.


