Wave LED Wall Sconce — Curved Bar Light for Bedside & Hallway

A brushstroke of light across the wall.

The Wave LED Wall Sconce isn't a straight line, and that's the entire point. Two slim arms curve away from a central block in one long, shallow S — a shape that reads as artwork in daylight and dissolves into a soft band of glow after dark. Mounted horizontally above a sofa or bed it stretches the wall and makes the room feel wider. Turned vertically beside a mirror or doorway it does something else completely. One fixture, two rooms.

Why you'll love it

• Curved wave profile — a genuine design piece rather than another straight strip light
• Fully diffused acrylic face: even light along the whole arm, no visible LEDs, no glare
• Mounts horizontally or vertically, so it suits a headboard wall, a hallway or a mirror surround
• Available in white or black — one disappears into the wall, the other draws a line across it
• Integrated LED with a long rated life; nothing to replace

Specifications

• Length: 60cm (approx. 24")
• Finish: aluminium body in white or black with acrylic diffuser
• Light source: integrated LED, no bulb required
• Colour temperature: warm white, cool white, or three-colour switchable
• Voltage: AC 85–265V
• Orientation: mounts horizontally or vertically
• Installation: wall mounted, hardwired, light assembly required

Shipping & returns

🚚 Free tracked USA shipping — arrives in 7–14 business days.
↩️ 30-day returns — not in love with it? Send it back, no hassle.
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FAQ

Can it be mounted vertically? Yes — it's designed for either orientation, and vertical beside a mirror or doorway is one of the best uses for it.

Is it dimmable? Only via a compatible dimmer on the supply circuit; there's no dimmer built into the fixture.

Does it come with fixings? Yes. Mounting hardware is included. It needs light assembly and a hardwired connection to a wall box.

How bright is it? Comfortable for a hallway or bedside reading, though it's designed first as an accent and ambient fixture rather than a room's main light.