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Linear LED Wall Light – Iron in Black or Gold, 60 to 100cm

Regular price $116.99
Up to a full meter of light on one wall
Iron holds a straight line across the span
Three lengths: 60, 80 and 100 cm
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Size Chart

The size options above are listed in centimetres. Convert them here, then measure your space before you choose.

CentimetresInchesCentimetresInches
10 cm3.9 in40 cm15.7 in
15 cm5.9 in50 cm19.7 in
20 cm7.9 in60 cm23.6 in
25 cm9.8 in80 cm31.5 in
30 cm11.8 in100 cm39.4 in

To convert any other measurement, divide the centimetres by 2.54. Exact dimensions for each option are in the description below.

A linear wall light in iron, at 60, 80 or 100 cm, in black or gold. These are long fixtures — a full metre of light across a wall at the top end — which puts them in a different category from a short linear sconce. At this length the fitting reads as an architectural line rather than as a point of light on a wall.

Iron is what makes the long lengths work. A 100 cm fixture cantilevered from a wall on a handful of fixings will sag visibly in the middle if the body is not stiff enough, and iron holds a straight line across that span where a lighter extrusion bows. Straightness is the one thing that has to be exactly right on a fixture like this, because a nearby wall or ceiling edge gives the eye an immediate reference to judge it against.

It suits a hallway, a stairwell, a headboard wall, or the space above a run of artwork. The length wants choosing against whatever it sits beside, since a fixture noticeably shorter or longer than the object below reads as a mismatch.

  • Body: Iron
  • Sizes: 60 cm, 80 cm, 100 cm
  • Colors: Black, Gold
  • Light: LED
  • Mounting: Wall-mounted

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Modern LED Wall Light lifestyle 1

Long Enough To Read As Line

These are long fixtures, a full meter of light across a wall at the top end, which puts them in a different category from a short linear sconce. At this length the fitting reads as an architectural line rather than a point of light.

Modern LED Wall Light lifestyle 2

Sag Is The Enemy

A 100 cm fixture cantilevered from a wall on a handful of fixings will sag visibly in the middle if the body is not stiff enough. Iron holds a straight line across that span where a lighter extrusion bows.

Modern LED Wall Light lifestyle 3

The Eye Has A Reference

Straightness is the one thing that has to be exactly right on a fixture like this, because a nearby wall or ceiling edge gives the eye an immediate reference to judge it against. Nothing else on the fitting is scrutinized so closely.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long are these?

60, 80 or 100 cm. At the top end that is a full meter of light across a wall, which puts it in a different category altogether from a short linear sconce.

Will the longest one sag?

Iron holds a straight line across the span. A lighter extrusion cantilevered from a wall on a handful of fixings would bow visibly in the middle at 100 cm.

Why does straightness matter so much?

Because a nearby wall or ceiling edge gives the eye an immediate reference to judge the fixture against. Any deviation from true shows up at once against those lines.

How do I choose the length?

Against whatever it sits beside. A fixture noticeably shorter or longer than the object below it reads as a mismatch, so measure the headboard or the artwork before deciding.

Where does it suit?

A hallway, a stairwell, a headboard wall, or the space above a run of artwork. All of them give the long horizontal line something to relate to rather than floating alone.