Rotating Wood Wall Lamp – Walnut or Natural, Three Light Colors
A wall lamp with a wooden body that rotates on its mount, in a pale Wood or a darker Walnut, with a tricolor light that switches between warm, natural and cool. Rotation is the feature here: the fixture turns on the wall, so the light can be aimed up, down or along it rather than being fixed in one direction at installation.
A rotating joint on a wall fixture has to hold its position against gravity every time it is turned, and wood is an unusual choice for that because it wears differently from metal. Wood-on-wood contact keeps its friction without the slow loosening a metal pivot tends to develop, and the timber body stays cool where the moving joint sits close to the light source. Three light temperatures on top of the rotation means both the direction and the character of the light stay adjustable after mounting.
It suits a bedside wall, a reading spot or a hallway, particularly where one fixture has to serve two purposes — aimed down and set warm for reading, turned up and set cool to wash the ceiling.
- Body: Wood
- Finishes: Wood, Walnut
- Movement: Rotating
- Light: Tricolor — warm, natural, cool
- Mounting: Wall-mounted
Materials
Materials vary by item — see the product description above for specifics.
Care & Assembly
Wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals and extended direct sunlight to help colors and finishes last.
Dimensions
Dimensions vary by item — check the details above for exact measurements.
Aimed, Not Fixed
The fixture turns on the wall, so light can be sent up, down or along it rather than being locked into one direction at installation. That decision no longer has to be made before you have lived with the room.
An Unusual Pivot Material
A rotating joint has to hold its position against gravity every time it is turned. Wood-on-wood contact keeps its friction without the slow loosening a metal pivot tends to develop, and the timber stays cool where the joint sits near the source.
Two Jobs, One Fixture
Three light temperatures on top of the rotation means both the direction and the character of the light stay adjustable after mounting. Aimed down and set warm it reads; turned up and set cool it washes the ceiling.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How far does it rotate?
Enough to aim the light up, down or along the wall. The point is that the direction is decided after mounting rather than being fixed at the moment it goes onto the wall.
Will the joint loosen over time?
Wood-on-wood contact keeps its friction without the slow loosening a metal pivot tends to develop. That is the reason for an otherwise unusual material choice at the moving joint.
What are the three light colors?
Warm, natural and cool. Together with the rotation, that keeps both the direction and the character of the light adjustable long after the fixture has been mounted.
Does the body get warm?
The timber stays cool, which matters because the moving joint sits close to the light source. A metal pivot in the same position would take on considerably more heat.
Where does it earn its keep?
A bedside wall, a reading spot or a hallway, particularly where one fixture has to serve two purposes: aimed down and warm for reading, turned up and cool to wash the ceiling.
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