Wall Lamp – Antique Brass Picture Light with Remote and Touch Control

Wall Lamp – Warm Brass and a Soft Wash of Light Over Whatever You Hang Below It

An antique brass housing with a curved shade that throws light downward onto art, shelving or a run of framed photographs. It charges rather than wires in, so the wall stays clean. A full charge takes about six hours and gives eight hours at high brightness or twenty-four at medium.

Why choose a brass picture light?

Brass reads warm against both modern paint colors and older woodwork, which is why it keeps turning up in gallery lighting. This one pairs that finish with an integrated LED and a three-tone color switch. The result sits comfortably in a period hallway and in a plain white room.

• Antique brass finish — a warm metal tone that suits contemporary and classic rooms alike.
• Three light colors — step between warm, neutral and cool to match what is hanging below.
• Touch and remote — tap the body directly or use the handset from across the room.
• Integrated LED — no bulbs to source or replace, and a low draw of 4 to 10 watts.
• Compact backplate — a 5.9 by 2 inch plate keeps the mounting point small and discreet.

The kind of light that makes a wall look considered rather than merely lit.

Five lengths run from 13.8 to 39.4 inches, all 7.5 inches deep, so match the bar roughly to the width of the piece beneath it. Mount slightly above the frame and let the shade direct the beam down the face. Charge it fully before the first evening, then top it up every few weeks.

Specifications

• Brass body with PC diffuser
• Lengths 13.8–39.4 in (35–100 cm), 7.5 in deep
• Integrated LED, roughly 4–10 W by size
• Backplate 5.9 x 2 in (15 x 5 cm)
• 6-hour charge, up to 24 hours on medium

Choose a length and give the wall its own light.