Long Strip LED Wall Light with Remote

A long line of light that changes the shape of a room

A horizontal bar of light does something a lamp can't: it stretches a wall, adds architecture, and makes a plain room feel deliberate. Up to a metre long, dimmable from the remote, and available in warm or cool white depending on the mood you're after.

Why you'll love it

• Up to a metre of light — a long, clean line that fills a wall properly instead of a small pool in one corner.
• Dim it from the sofa — the remote version adjusts brightness without getting up.
• Warm or cool white — warm for a cosy living room, cool for a crisp modern look.
• Aluminium housing — a solid metal body that holds its finish rather than yellowing.
• Black or gold — two finishes to sit with the rest of your room.
• Bulb built in — nothing to buy, nothing to replace.

What makes it special

Length is what makes this work. A short wall light lights a patch; a long strip washes an entire section of wall, which is why it reads as architectural rather than as a fixture someone screwed on. Over a sofa, a bed or a TV wall, it defines the space beneath it.

The remote dimming is the part you'll use daily. Bright while you're tidying up, low while you're watching something — the same light doing two completely different jobs.

Perfect for

• Above the sofa — a long horizontal wash that anchors the seating area.
• Behind or above a bed — a hotel-style headboard light without building anything.
• TV walls — soft ambient light that reduces the contrast between a bright screen and a dark room.
• Hallways — a horizontal line that makes a narrow corridor feel wider.

Specifications

Your questions, answered

Which length should I choose?
Match it roughly to what's beneath it — 60cm above a bedside area, 80cm to 100cm above a sofa or bed for proper presence.

What's the difference between the versions?
The warm white and cool white versions are a fixed tone with no remote. The remote-dimming version lets you adjust brightness from across the room.

Does it need an electrician?
Yes — it's a mains wall fitting, so in the UK it should be installed by a qualified electrician.

Is it bright enough as a main light?
It's designed as ambient and accent lighting. In a small room it can carry the evening on its own; in a large one, pair it with another source.

Give your longest, emptiest wall the line of light it's been waiting for.