Wooden wall lights - a cosy natural feeling at eye level
She can give the most beautiful light. Whether alone or in a small group. And of course they look chic too, no question about it. But not somehow. But thanks to the material wood, they are always beautiful and natural in their very own way. And this, regardless of the design in which it shines out at us from the wall. And it does, the wooden wall light - always at viewing height. In the hallway as well as in the dining or living room as well as in the children's room. In the trendy Scandi style as well as in a rustic or super modern look. Their design and installation location change, but their unique feel remains.
What designs are available for wooden wall lights?
What design would you like them in? Because you also have the quality of choice when it comes to the design of wooden wall lamps. Of course, wood is always a defining part of the luminaire - sometimes more and sometimes less - and gives the luminaire its unmistakable natural touch. But the design itself is as different as you can imagine - or even wish for.
Cute wooden wall light for the children's room with - Arrr! - Looking for a pirate? No, probably not. Then perhaps a wooden wall lamp with a rustic design? Neither? But an ultra-cool designer piece or one in the trendy Scandi style? As you can see: You only have to choose one light. Or preferably for several at once.
And are the flat designs for wooden wall lights also popular?
Reduced, minimalist design with a cool natural feel is just your thing? Then the wooden wall lamps are just the thing for you. To be more precise: the wooden wall lamps with a stylish, ultra-flat and futuristic design** - and: permanently installed LEDs. You may now be asking yourself why permanently installed LEDs in particular. Well, because they are currently the only ones that can be used so thin and flat in the most diverse and coolest design ideas - as LED boards. Or can you imagine a wall light just a few centimetres wide with a light bulb - and in cool?
Are wooden wall lights also available with a switch?
Yes, they do exist. And even in different versions. There are those that have a switch directly on the light. To switch on and off - and in some cases also to adjust the brightness. Locations? E.g. above the sofa as an additional reading light. Or next to the bed in the bedroom - for all those who don't want to have the standard table lamp on their bedside table again. These lights are also connected via a wall connection.
On the other hand, there are also wooden wall lights with a switch on the supply cable. And this cable has a plug that can easily be plugged into the next socket. All you need to do is mount the wall lamp on the wall, plug it into the socket, press the switch and you're ready to light up. For example, also in the children's room.
Do wooden wall lights also utilise modern LED technology?
But of course. Because let's be honest: outdated technology in the form of incandescent or halogen lamps - simply no longer an option, is it? Neither for your wallet nor for the environment. Therefore: LED is both the present and the future of modern lighting technology and is naturally also used in wooden wall lights. Speaking of use: LED technology is used in the wooden wall lights - as with most other types of lights - in two different ways.
On the one hand, as fixed LED boards. Advantage? Quite compact and you no longer need to worry about replacing light sources. On the other hand, luminaires with replaceable LED lamps are of course still possible. E27? E14? GU10 or even G9? No problem at all. Thanks to the standard bases on the LEDs, they can be screwed or plugged into any standard luminaire. Fancy a chic wooden wall light with different lighting scenarios? Then simply screw an intelligent smart home lamp into the wooden wall lamp with replaceable bulbs! And now you can time, dim, create lighting scenarios and much, much more with just one single light.
Can wooden wall lamps also be dimmed?
Yes, they are - but not in principle. It always depends on which of the lights particularly appeals to you during your shopping trip and what the product details say. If it says "Dimmable - Yes", you usually need a suitable external dimmer. And then... yes, then you need to check whether the wall light you have in mind has permanently installed LEDs or replaceable light sources.
In the first case, you can start dimming immediately when the desired light arrives at your home and everything is connected. In the second case, you still need to select a light source. If you opt for an LED lamp - and you really, really should - you must also make sure that it is dimmable. But that's no problem, because you can easily find this information in the product details of the respective light source. And then...yes, then you can actually start dimming for all you're worth. Lighter, darker, lighter, darker, lighter - well, you know.
Are there also wooden wall lights for children's rooms?
A cute sheep with funny blue socks, a cute dachshund with a dachshund look or a real pirate ship - well, almost real. Or is the fire engine more your thing? No, not really yours personally. The question was more for your children - or grandchildren. Because these were not our suggestions for your new wooden wall light for the hallway or dining room. But in the children's room, wooden wall lights like these look great and are really popular. There is a suitable wooden wall lamp for every taste, for every age and for every hobby. Be it with a cute animal, sweet sun, cloud or as a football pitch.
To make the whole thing not only cute and child-friendly in terms of design, but also practical, many of the wooden wall lights have a cable and a plug that can be easily plugged into the socket. This means that the wall lamp can be easily installed near the nearest socket outlet and the little ones can simply flick it on using the switch if it gets too dark and spooky at night.
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