Wall lights
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Pair of XL Turned Wood Wall Lights, France 1950
Pair of Vintage Gilded Metal and Opaline Wall Lights, Italy 1950
Pair of XL Vintage Shell Plaster Wall Lights, France 1940, Attributed to Serge Roche
Pair of vintage brown porcelain Wall lights, Italy 1970
Murano Mid Century Gold Flecked Conch Wall Light, Italy, 1960s
Nautic (Tekna) Bounty Wall
Midgard Ayno XL Wall light Arc Lamp Grey
2x Ceramic fat lava wall lamp
Vintage 2-Arm Brass Wall Light
Set of 2 Vintage Dijkstra Arc Wall Lamps – 1970s – Dutch Design
Vintage wall lamp
Brand van Egmond Delphinium Wall Lamp White
Bauhaus Wall Light
Neon Light
Modular - Bold Wall Up/Down White Structure
Small Art Deco Style Pendant Lamp
Vintage Swedish Bathroom Lamp
Vintage Bauhaus Hala 122 Workshop Wall Light
Anvia Wall light
Brand van Egmond Arthur Wall lamp
Anvia Wall light
Willy Daro Golden Hollywood Regency Floral Wall or Ceiling Light 70s
Willy Daro Golden Hollywood Regency Wall and Ceiling Light 70s
Original J.T. Kalmar ,,Tulipan S WA" Wall light First owner Flawless glass
Wall lights
Wall lights are lighting fixtures that can be attached to your wall to illuminate your space and create atmosphere in your home. They are a practical and decorative addition to interior design and can be used in different rooms, such as the living room, bedroom, hall or bathroom.
Wall lamps come in different styles, shapes and sizes, so they can be tailored to the specific needs and aesthetics of a room. Depending on how and where you place the lamp, strategically placed lights can visually open up your room or cast a warm and inviting glow. Try using sconces to illuminate shadowy corners, brighten up a dark reading area or add visual interest to your walls. Not sure what you need or where to start? We at Whoppah will help you out!
Vintage wall lights
Like all types of lighting, vintage sconces can change the mood of a room in an instant. Vintage sconces are ideal for those who love lamps that have been around for several years but are still hip and functional. Vintage sconces add elegance and sophistication to a designer interior. An example could be an art deco wall lamp. Our collection of wall lamps are regularly updated and all our products are unique. Our lamps come from all over the world! Besides wall lamps, Whoppah also offers ceiling lamps, floor lamps, desk lamps and table lamps.
Wall lights for the bedroom
In the bedroom, lighting is needed for both functionality and ambience. A reading lamp from Artemide, for example, is an ideal choice for avid readers. Picture lamps are perfect for highlighting family photos or works of art. For smaller spaces, thin wall sconces or small spotlights can provide inviting light and a touch of elegance. Bedside lamps are ideal for reading in bed and offer directional light. Ambient lighting such as a wall lamp that creates a cosy atmosphere can, for example, come with a shade that diffuses the light diffusely. This can help create a soft and relaxing atmosphere in the bedroom.
Wall lights for the living room
Every living room has at least one or more of them, wall lamps from the brand Raak, for example, serve as both functional and decorative lighting, allowing you to create a cosy atmosphere and extra light in the room. When choosing a wall lamp for the living room, there are several aspects to consider, such as;
The style and design
Choose a wall lamp that matches the overall decor. There are numerous designs available at Whoppah, ranging from modern and contemporary styles to more traditional or vintage designs. Choose wall lights that harmonise with your existing furniture and decoration.
The light source
Before selecting a wall lamp, think about how much light you need in the living room and choose the light intensity of the wall lamp accordingly. Some wall lights offer direct light focused on a specific area, while others offer softer, indirect lighting to create a cosy atmosphere.
Wall lamp flexibility
If you want a light source that you can move around, you should look for a wall lamp with adjustable fittings to direct light to specific areas or objects in the living room. This can help highlight artwork, bookshelves or other interesting elements in the room.