Brass Cast Downward Wall light

Does the glass shade provide diffused or direct lighting?

Frosted or textured glass shades are commonly used to diffuse the light softly, creating a warm and ambient glow instead of harsh direct lighting.

Is this type of light suitable for use in stairways or corridors?

Yes, downward wall lights with compact profiles and focused beams are often used in transitional spaces like stairways and hallways for safety and style.

What is the best wall height to mount this light for optimal effect?

Most wall lights are installed approximately 60 to 66 inches from the floor or at eye level, depending on the ceiling height and purpose of the light.

How do I clean the glass shade without damaging it?

It’s best to remove the shade and gently clean it with water. Avoid abrasive materials to preserve the texture and clarity of the glass.

Can this be used as a single accent piece or should it be paired?

Many people use these individually for accent lighting, while others pair them on either side of mirrors, artwork, or doors for a more balanced effect.

Is the wiring compatible with standard home electrical systems?

Most wall lights are designed to be compatible with typical residential voltage systems and can be installed by a qualified electrician.

Does the arm projection make it stick out far from the wall?

Buyers often check the wall projection to ensure it won’t obstruct pathways or feel bulky in tight spaces—especially in bathrooms or narrow hallways.