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Wall lamps for home

Nothing can add warmth, coziness and drama to your home like a wall lamp. Whether vintage-inspired, modern or somewhere in between, wall lamps can be styled in countless ways. Light up rooms, highlight wall art or create ambiance and save on floor space. Learn how to arrange and style wall lamps in different rooms of your home.

Bathroom wall lights for mood lighting

Apply your makeup, style your hair, wash your face and brush your teeth in real, flattering light with bathroom wall lights. Create your own illuminated bathroom vanity by placing paired lights on either side of the mirror. If you have multiple mirrors in your bathroom, place a light between each mirror to best illuminate your reflection and avoid distracting shadows. Soft wall lights can be used in conjunction with brighter ceiling lights or on their own. Their soft glow provides enough light at night. They add a luxurious feel to the room, giving it a hotel-like look with gold and copper finishes and glass lampshades. Use the wall light lighting gently and discreetly when you’re pampering yourself in the bath or shower to maximize your pampering.

Wall lamps for decorating the hallway

Wall lighting adds a warm touch to the first space your guests encounter. Your entryway should be welcoming, inviting, and reflect your home’s decor style. Place a wall lamp or a series of lamps above a console table or sideboard. If you have a wall mirror, place a lamp on either side of it to illuminate it. If you have coat racks and umbrella stands right by the door, make sure the wall lamps provide enough light to see where you put your coat and shoes. If you don’t have enough space for a floor lamp, opt for wall lighting to open up the space for other furniture. Or, illuminate the pictures and decorations you’ve arranged on floating shelves. Either way, wall lamps in your entryway create a welcoming atmosphere and set the tone for the rest of your home.

Wall lamps in the bedroom

When you're reading in bed late at night, bedroom wall lamps provide enough light to see, but not so bright that they disrupt your sleep rhythm. Wall lamps provide the perfect nightlight, with soft tones and elegant lampshades. Place them above your bedside table and bedside table, a few inches above your head. Pay attention to height when installing lamps - if the lamp is too low to the bed, the light can shine in your face when you lie down. Place the lamp just above your head for a focused light. The lampshade also plays a role in this. If your bedroom lamp is located higher on the wall, look for lamps with shades that completely cover the bulb to avoid distracting light rays. If you have a double bed, consider pairing the lights on both sides, especially if the bed is shared. Twin and full-size beds in children's rooms will probably only require one wall light.

Lighting the terrace with outdoor wall lights

Whether you want to create a warm and inviting entrance, highlight architectural details, or provide well-lit pathways, outdoor lights are the perfect solution. They don't just illuminate exterior walls - wall lights add elegance to the facade of your home. Add ambiance to outdoor seating areas by placing outdoor wall lights around your garden furniture. Complete the look with outdoor lanterns to decorate the space and provide additional mood lighting.