LED wall sconce above a hallway console table

Lunaris Wall Lamp Clock, Minimalist LED Wall Sconce and Silent Wall Clock for Living Room, Bedroom, Hallway and Home Office

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$189.00
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LED wall sconce above a hallway console table

Lunaris Wall Lamp Clock, Minimalist LED Wall Sconce and Silent Wall Clock for Living Room, Bedroom, Hallway and Home Office

$189.00
Wall light and clock in one
Silent movement, no ticking
Backlit face reads in the dark
Light Colour
Description

A wall sconce is easy to get wrong: too loud, too flimsy, or too plain to bother with. The Lunaris Wall Lamp Clock sits in the useful middle, doing two jobs on one piece of wall without looking like a compromise at either.

A light and a clock in one

It is a wall light and a clock in one, which is what makes it earn a hallway wall that would otherwise carry two objects. There is no visible branding, which is deliberate. Edges and joints are finished properly, usually the first thing cut on a cheaper wall sconce.

A silent movement

The movement is silent, with no ticking, so it can sit in a bedroom or a home office without becoming the loudest thing in the room. That single decision is the difference between a clock you keep and one you take down after a fortnight.

A face that reads in the dark

The backlit face reads in the dark, and the LED light is warm rather than clinical, which matters far more in a home than a lumen figure does. The colourway is deliberately neutral so the rest of the room can change around it.

It does not warp, mark or discolour under normal use, and cleaning is a wipe with a damp cloth. No assembly headaches, no professional fitting, and a straightforward return if it is not right.

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Two Objects Resolved Into One Wall Piece

It is a wall light and a clock in one, which frees a wall instead of filling it with two separate objects fighting for the same space.

A hallway usually carries a sconce and a clock at different heights, neither quite aligned with the other. Here the geometry only works because both functions share a single form.

That is why it earns the wall rather than merely occupying it.

A Silent Movement, By Design

The movement runs without a tick, so the piece belongs in a bedroom or a home office as easily as in a hallway.

That single decision is the difference between a clock you keep and one you take down after a fortnight. A ticking second hand is inaudible in a shop and impossible to ignore at midnight.

Lumrae would not put a noise into a room meant for rest.

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A Face That Reads In The Dark

The face carries its own soft backlight, so the time is legible without switching anything on or reaching for a phone on the bedside table.

The LED behind it is warm rather than clinical, which matters far more in a home than any lumen figure does. Bright white at night wakes you up properly, and that is not the point.

It is the detail you appreciate at three in the morning.

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 clock tick?

No. The movement is silent, which is why it works in a bedroom as well as a hallway where a ticking clock would keep you aware of it.

Can you read the time in the dark?

Yes. The face carries a soft backlight, so the time is legible at night without you needing to switch on the room light to check it.

Do the light and the clock work independently?

They do. The clock runs continuously while the light is switched with the wall, so you can have one without the other whenever you want.

How much wall does it take?

Less than a separate clock and sconce would. Combining both into one form is the point, and it keeps a small wall or an alcove uncluttered.

Where does it work best?

Beside a bed, in a hallway or above a desk. Anywhere you would want both the time and a soft light without hanging two separate objects.

LED wall sconce above a hallway console table