Wall Lamp Reading Corner with Adjustable Double Arm, Conical Metal Shade 13 to 23 cm, E27, White Black Brass | Sansoti

Wall light for the reading nook that brings the light to your book

The ceiling light illuminates the entire room somewhat, but not your reading chair at all. A table lamp only partly solves that problem, because it is always just slightly in the wrong position. This wall light for the reading nook has an adjustable double arm: swing it over the armrest until the light falls exactly on the page, then push it back against the wall when you are not using the chair. The cone-shaped metal shade directs the light downward, so you do not have a bright lamp in your field of vision while reading. The floor remains clear — no lamp base and no cord running along the skirting board.

Why this wall light works in a reading nook

• Adjustable double arm: two hinges let you direct the light over the chair and then fold it back against the wall
• 13 to 23 cm cone-shaped metal shade: directs the light downward onto your book instead of scattering it throughout the room
• Height of 25 to 35 cm: compact enough to hang beside an armchair without getting in the way
• E27 socket, bulb of your choice: decide how warm and bright you want the light to be with an LED, incandescent or energy-saving bulb
• Forged metal: sturdy construction that keeps the arm in the position you set it
• Four finishes: white, black, brass and antique brass, with arm lengths ranging from 15+15 to 30+30 cm

For the reading nook, beside the sofa, in the bedroom and hallway

This lamp works best where you sit quietly and want focused light: beside an armchair, at the end of the sofa, along a hallway or above a small side table. The arm length determines how far the lamp extends from the wall — 15+15 cm for a narrow passage, or 30+30 cm to reach properly over a chair. The lamp is connected to fixed wiring, so there must be a connection point in the wall. The industrial forged-metal design suits both Scandinavian and classic interiors. UL approved.