Lunar Eclipse Adjustable Wall Lamp Metal Red Copper Black Gold White Ambient Light Living Room Bedroom 20cm 8W | Sansoti

Light that takes shape around your space

This metal wall light features two partially overlapping circles that create a crescent moon effect on the wall. The design combines polished metal with a galvanic coating in various shades - from glossy red to matte gold. The light shines in three adjustable color temperatures: soft warm light for evenings, neutral light for daytime, and bright light for work areas. The swiveling mount lets you choose the direction: 350 degrees horizontally and 80 degrees vertically. A lighting solution that functions as a sculpture, even when switched off.

Six reasons to hang this on your wall

• Play of circles: The overlapping discs act as a graphic element, adding depth to flat walls without visually overpowering them.
• Adjustable beam: Direct the light onto artwork, doors, or ceilings - the mounting bracket allows you to choose any angle without tools.
• Three light modes: Switch between warm white, neutral white, and cool white using the wall switch - no app or remote control required.
• Metal surface: Galvanically treated and polished for a durable coating that stays glossy without maintenance.
• Integrated light source: The 8-watt LED delivers 758 lumens as soon as it is connected - no separate bulb or socket required.
• Compact diameter: At 20 centimeters, this wall light fits beside narrow cabinets, above bedside tables, or in tight hallways where space is limited.

Made for interiors that embrace movement

Hang this moon-shaped wall light in bedrooms where you read in bed, in hallways that need extra dimension, or in hospitality venues where guests gather. The copper finish harmonizes with terrazzo floors and gray concrete, while the white version suits light woods and natural linen. For those drawn to Japandi aesthetics or contemporary bohemian styles, this design provides a visual focal point without dominating the space. It is also suitable for studio walls where you want to illuminate objects, or restaurant hallways where guests will notice its design. In the Netherlands, it is increasingly found in new-build apartments and renovated historic buildings with high ceilings.