Classic Curved Inky Black Glass Bertie Wall Light
- Description
- Dimensions & Technical Data
Introduce some subtle tones to your home with our stunning Bertie Inky Black Glass Classic Curved Arm Wall Lights.
Hand Blown Inky Black glass crafted with precision to bring a moody Glow to your home. Please note the Inky glass has beautiful natural inclusions in it.
These wall lights seamlessly integrate into traditional and contemporary interiors alike, brighten up a cosy bedroom, kitchen space or stylish living room.
Tailor make your light to your taste by choosing the perfect metal finish and cable colour.
Optional add on extras include vintage style squirrel cage 4w or 7.5w LED dimmable light bulbs.
Available in Polished Nickel, Polished Brass, Antique Brass, Old English Brass and Bronze.
Available in Small and Medium
Dimensions: Please see the specification sheet under the technical data tab.
This light is dimmable when used with a compatible dimmer, our light bulbs are also dimmable.
Please note that all electrical fixtures and fittings should be installed by a qualified electrician. All individual electrical components carry UKCA and CE (European) approval.
All our lighting is designed, produced and assembled in the UK, each light fitting is hand made to order in our Yorkshire workshop.
Specs sheet available:
- Data sheet small: Click here
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All of our lighting is produced in the UK
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