Square Frame Wall Lamp
Square Frame Wall Lamp
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A square of metal, open in the middle, mounted flat against the wall. The light runs inside the frame and points inward, so the lit edges outline a void and the wall behind shows through the centre. That negative space is the whole idea; at 50 cm the outline reads as architecture, and at 30 cm as a graphic mark. Five finishes are offered, gold, black, coffee, white and gray, and each changes how hard the outline reads against paint.
Geometry this plain wants a plain wall. Centred above a sideboard or a low bench in a living room, the square holds the space a picture would otherwise occupy. In a dining room a pair at the same height turns a blank stretch into a composition. Hospitality spaces use them in rows down a corridor, evenly spaced, which is also how they work above a stair run at home. Avoid busy wallpaper, where the outline gets lost.
The lamp covers a lighting area of about 3,292 cm² and is not dimmable, so choose the size against the wall rather than expecting to tune the level later. It is wall mounted and intended for dry indoor use. Vandora keeps both the large and the small, because the same shape has to sit against very different walls.
- Product type: Indoor wall lamp
- Design: Open square frame
- Size options: Large 50 cm (19.7 in), Small 30 cm (11.8 in)
- Finish options: Gold, black, coffee, white, gray
- Lighting area: Approx. 3,292 cm² (510 sq in)
- Control: Non-dimmable
- Mounting: Wall mounted, indoor use
- Best for: Bedrooms, living rooms, bars, restaurants, cafés
Frequently Asked Questions
Which size should I choose, 50 or 30 cm?
At 50 cm the outline reads as architecture, so it suits a wall that can carry that kind of statement, like above a low bench in a living room. At 30 cm it reads more as a graphic mark, which fits a smaller wall or a tighter grouping.
Which finish should I pick?
Gold, black, coffee, white and gray are all made, and each changes how hard the outline reads against your paint colour. A finish close to the wall colour softens the shape, while a contrasting one sharpens it.
Is it dimmable?
No, it isn't dimmable, so choose the size against the wall rather than expecting to tune the brightness later. It's on or off at a fixed level.
Where should I hang it?
On a plain wall, since the negative space inside the frame is the whole idea. Centred above a sideboard or low bench it holds the space a picture would otherwise occupy; avoid busy wallpaper, where the outline gets lost.
How much light does it actually give?
It covers a lighting area of about 3,292 cm², which makes it a decorative accent rather than a room's main source. The lit edges outline the frame more than they illuminate the space around it.
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