Oval wooden panel and opaline glass globe wall lamp

Description

— A slender oval wooden back panel paired with an opaline glass globe creates a soft, glare-free diffused effect.
– A delicate raised edge frames the glass globe, creating a tray-like effect, adding depth and a refined architectural silhouette.
– A warm, natural texture creates an organic feel; the compact design is suitable for narrow walls and small spaces.
– Compatible with mainstream LED bulbs (warm white or neutral white recommended), energy-efficient and environmentally friendly, with natural color rendering.

– Entryways and hallways: A welcoming guide light with soft, even illumination.
– Bedsides: Comfortable reading lighting for a pleasant view.
– Living and dining rooms: Combine with a ceiling lamp to create a sophisticated “small lamp” ambiance.
– Dressing tables and mirrors: Can be combined for balanced side lighting.
– Opaline glass globe: Frosted, thick-walled glass evenly diffuses light, minimizing hotspots.
– Oval wooden panel: Raised edges create shadow lines and outline the sphere, with a natural shift in texture and tones.
– Centered composition: Simple, symmetrical geometric shapes create a clean, architectural appearance. Optimized back panel: Creates a soft glow on the wall when illuminated

– Back panel: Solid/engineered wood with a protective clear coat
– Body: Metal bracket with a durable coating for stability
– Shade: Heat-resistant and durable opalescent glass globe

– Wiring: Indoor hardwired installation; uses a pre-wired wall junction box
– Dimming: Suitable for dimmable LED bulbs and compatible wall dimmers (if circuit supports)
– Maintenance: Dust with a dry, soft cloth; avoid abrasive or acidic/alkaline cleaners; do not spray directly on electrical components

– Perfectly complements Scandinavian, Japanese, Wabi-Sabi, modern minimalist, and organic contemporary interiors
– Pairs well with oak/walnut furniture, rattan, linens, terracotta, and brass accents
– Mounted alone as a focal point or in pairs around a bed, mirror, or artwork to create a sense of balanced symmetry