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Aldrich Wall Lamp

SKU LSW-BL005C-01
€122,95

A quiet piece of wall art, softly lit.


Drawing inspiration from mid-century classic aesthetics, the Aldrich Wall Lamp seamlessly balances rigorous geometric lines with fluid, organic textures. Light filters through a hand-finished, translucent medium, casting a deep, uniform warmth reminiscent of glowing amber. More than a mere light source, it stands as a silent and elegant piece of wall art, grounding modern interiors with a sense of permanence and historical depth.

Two Sizes

Choose your proportion

Size 1

The Petite

∅ 7.1″ × H 8.3″
DIA 18 × H 21 CM
Size 2

The Tall

∅ 7.1″ × H 9.8″
DIA 18 × H 25 CM

The Make

Three honest materials

Metal

Rigorous, geometric metal framework, in Copper, structuring the fixture's clean lines.

Wood

Wood detailing, in Walnut, adding warmth and grounding the fixture's geometric form.

Glass

Hand-finished, translucent glass, in Amber, filtering light into a deep, uniform warmth.

Metal
Finish
Copper
Wood
Finish
Walnut
Glass
Finish
Amber
Good to know

The hand-finished amber glass is best cleaned with a dry, soft cloth — avoid ammonia-based or abrasive cleaners, which can dull the copper metalwork or cloud the glass. Wipe the walnut wood detailing with a dry cloth only.

The Particulars

Full specification

Materials
Metal, Wood, Glass
Metal Finish
Copper
Wood Finish
Walnut
Glass Finish
Amber
Bulb Base
E26 or E27 — bulb not included
Power
Max 40W
Voltage
AC 110 – 240 V
IP Rating
IP20 — Indoor Use Only
Installation
Hardwired
Sizes
∅ 7.1″ × H 8.3″ (Dia 18 × H 21 cm)
∅ 7.1″ × H 9.8″ (Dia 18 × H 25 cm)
Certification
North America Europe Australia Saudi Arabia

Frequently Asked

Before you order

How is the Aldrich installed?
Hardwired onto a standard junction box, by a qualified electrician. Four steps:
  1. Cut power & confirm wiring. Switch off the circuit at your breaker and confirm the wall box supply matches AC 110 – 240 V.
  2. Mount the copper framework. Secure the base to the junction box, then match line-to-line, neutral-to-neutral, and ground.
  3. Fit the bulb. Thread in your E26/E27 bulb (max 40W) before closing up the fixture.
  4. Attach the hand-finished glass & restore power. Fit the amber glass medium to the base and switch the circuit back on.
What does it mean that this "stands as a piece of wall art"?
The Aldrich is designed to read as a sculptural object on your wall even when off — its geometric metal frame and hand-finished amber glass hold visual interest on their own, not just as a light source. When lit, the translucent glass filters light into a deep, uniform warmth rather than a bright direct beam, keeping the piece feeling more like art than utility.
The two sizes look similar — what's actually different between them?
Both share the same 7.1″ diameter, with a 1.5″ difference in height (8.3″ vs 9.8″). This is a subtle scale difference rather than a dramatically different size, so either works for most wall placements — the choice mostly comes down to whether you prefer a slightly more compact or slightly more elongated proportion.
What bulb does it take?
The Aldrich takes a standard E26 or E27 base bulb, sold separately, rated up to 40W. A warm-white LED lets the hand-finished amber glass filter light into the deep, uniform warmth the fixture is designed around.

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