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Curves Line LED Wall Light, Minimalist Continuous Arc LED Wall Washer for Living Room, Bedroom, Hallway and Stairwell
Black / Curve One / Warm White
$129.00
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Curves Line LED Wall Light, Minimalist Continuous Arc LED Wall Washer for Living Room, Bedroom, Hallway and Stairwell
$129.00
Continuous arc, one unbroken light line
Integrated LED, no visible fitting
Washes the wall, never glares
Description
Curves Line LED Wall Light: a minimalist wall lamp sized for a hallway or living room. No unnecessary detailing, and no finish that will look dated in two years. The radius was set so the arc reads as a drawn curve rather than a bent tube.
One unbroken line of light
The arc is continuous, giving one unbroken line of light rather than a row of points pretending to be a curve. There is no join anywhere in the run, so nothing interrupts the curve along its length.
Integrated LED with nothing on show
The LED is integrated with no visible fitting, which is why the wall reads as a drawn line rather than as hardware. It throws a soft, warm light, the kind you want at the end of a day rather than the kind found in an office.
A wash, never a glare
It washes the wall and never glares, so it can sit at eye level on a stairwell or beside a bed without becoming the brightest thing in the room. Colour has been kept neutral so the room can change around it.
Day to day it holds its shape and finish, and a soft, slightly damp cloth is all the maintenance it asks for. It arrives ready to install, and is backed by Lumrae support that answers.
Shipping and Returns
Free shipping on every order, with most orders arriving within 12 business days. You have 30 days from delivery to arrange a return on unused items in their original packaging.
One Continuous Arc, No Visible Joins
The arc runs as a single unbroken piece, with no seam where one section is butted against the next.
Segmented curves give themselves away at every join, first as a shadow line and then as a slight step in the light. Once you have noticed it on a wall you cannot stop noticing it.
An unbroken curve is what lets the fitting read as architecture rather than hardware.
Light On The Wall, Never Glare
The LED faces the plaster and lets the wall carry the brightness, so you see the glow and the surface it lands on rather than the source.
That is what makes it usable at eye level. A stairwell fitting you have to look past every time you climb the stairs stops being pleasant by the second week, however good it looks unlit.
Nothing here catches you on the way up.
Nothing To Look At But The Shape
There is no bulb to see, no visible screw and no exposed housing anywhere on the body.
Wall lights are usually let down by their fixings, because the shape gets designed and the bracket gets solved afterwards. Hiding all of it means the piece looks the same in daylight as it does lit.
What stays on the wall is only ever the line itself, in daylight and after dark.
Durable Materials
Long lasting and durable materials
Timeless Designs
Every product is always time tested
Easy Setup Everytime
Hassle free setup and accurate sizing
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the light shine directly at you?
No. The LED faces the wall and the arc washes the surface, so you see reflected light rather than the source. It stays comfortable to sit beside.
Is there a bulb to replace?
No. The LED is integrated into the arc and rated for many years of normal use, which is also why the body could be sealed and kept so slim.
Where does it work best?
Beside a bed, along a hallway or above a stair. Anywhere the wall itself is worth lighting, because the piece is designed to make the surface glow.
Are the fixings visible once it is up?
They are not. The mounting hardware sits behind the body and the arc closes over it, so the finished piece shows only the curve and the wall.
How wide a stretch of wall does it light?
Roughly the span of the arc plus a soft fall either side. In a hallway a single piece lifts the whole run without needing a second fitting.