Modern Linear Stairwell Wall Light
Lampshade Color: 100CM BLACK
Color Temperature: Cool White(5500-7000K)
A clean line of light that lifts a whole wall
A long, slim bar of light does something a lamp can't: it draws the eye, adds architecture and makes a plain wall feel deliberate. Mounted up a stairwell, above a sofa or along a hallway, it turns dead wall space into a design feature.
Why you'll love it
- Long, clean line — up to a metre of light that fills a wall properly rather than a small pool in one corner.
- Warm, cool or tricolour — pick a fixed tone, or the tricolour version to switch the mood.
- Slim black profile — minimal and modern, disappearing into the wall so the light does the talking.
- Aluminium body — a solid metal housing that holds its finish rather than yellowing.
- Made for stairwells and long walls — where a normal fitting would look lost.
- LED 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 linear bar washes an entire section of wall, which is why it reads as architectural rather than as a fixture screwed on as an afterthought. It's the trick designers use to make a stairwell or living room feel finished.
Perfect for
- Stairwells — a run of light up the wall that feels intentional and grand.
- Above the sofa — a long horizontal wash that anchors the seating area.
- Hallways — a line of light that makes a narrow corridor feel wider.
- Bedrooms — a hotel-style headboard light without building anything.
Specifications
| Lengths | 80cm or 100cm |
| Body | Aluminium, black finish |
| Light options | Warm white, cool white, or tricolour |
| Mounting | Wall mounted, mains powered |
| Best for | Stairwell, living room, hallway, bedroom |
Your questions, answered
Which length should I choose?
80cm suits a bedside or accent; 100cm gives proper presence above a sofa or up a stairwell.
What's the difference between the versions?
The warm and cool white versions are a fixed tone. The tricolour version lets you switch between warm and cool.
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 space it can carry the room; in a large one, pair it with another source.
Give your longest, emptiest wall the line of light it's been waiting for.