Crystal Wall Light – Stainless Steel in Black or Gold, Two Sizes
Size Chart
The size options above are listed in centimetres. Convert them here, then measure your space before you choose.
| Centimetres | Inches | Centimetres | Inches |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10 cm | 3.9 in | 40 cm | 15.7 in |
| 15 cm | 5.9 in | 50 cm | 19.7 in |
| 20 cm | 7.9 in | 60 cm | 23.6 in |
| 25 cm | 9.8 in | 80 cm | 31.5 in |
| 30 cm | 11.8 in | 100 cm | 39.4 in |
To convert any other measurement, divide the centimetres by 2.54. Exact dimensions for each option are in the description below.
A wall light combining crystal elements with a stainless steel frame, in black or gold, at 14 × 30 cm or 21 × 45 cm. Crystal on a wall behaves differently from crystal on a ceiling fixture: seen from the side rather than from below, the facets catch and throw light across the wall surface instead of dropping it down into the room.
Stainless steel is the practical choice behind crystal because it does not corrode or discolor, and a frame that dulled over time would show badly against elements that stay permanently bright. Crystal is cut with flat faces at set angles, so each face refracts light in a fixed direction and the fixture throws small points of light onto the wall around it. That pattern is a property of the cut rather than of the light source behind it.
The 14 × 30 cm suits a corridor or a bedside wall; the 21 × 45 cm suits a stairwell, a dining wall or a larger entry. Both want a plain wall, because scattered points of light are simply lost against a patterned one.
- Elements: Crystal
- Frame: Stainless steel
- Colors: Black, Gold
- Sizes: 14 cm × 30 cm, 21 cm × 45 cm
- Mounting: Wall-mounted
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Crystal Seen From The Side
Crystal on a wall behaves differently from crystal on a ceiling fixture. Seen from the side rather than from below, the facets catch and throw light across the wall surface instead of dropping it down into the room.
A Frame That Stays Bright
Stainless steel is the practical choice behind crystal because it does not corrode or discolor. A frame that dulled over time would show badly against elements which stay permanently bright, so the two materials age at the same rate here.
Pattern From The Cut
Crystal is cut with flat faces at set angles, so each face refracts light in a fixed direction and the fixture throws small points onto the wall around it. That pattern belongs to the cut rather than to the source behind it.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does wall crystal differ from a chandelier?
You see it from the side rather than from below. The facets catch and throw light across the wall surface instead of dropping it into the room, so the effect lands on the plaster.
Why stainless steel for the frame?
Because it does not corrode or discolor. A frame that dulled with age would look wrong against crystal elements that stay permanently bright, so the two need to hold their appearance together.
What makes the points of light?
The cut. Crystal is cut with flat faces at set angles, and each face sends light in a fixed direction, so the pattern on the wall follows the geometry of the crystal rather than the bulb.
Which size for which room?
The 14 by 30 cm suits a corridor or a bedside wall. The 21 by 45 cm suits a stairwell, a dining wall or a larger entry, where there is room to read it at full scale.
Does the wall behind matter?
A great deal. Both sizes want a plain wall, because scattered points of light are simply lost against a patterned one and the effect the crystal produces goes unnoticed.
