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Copper warmth meets pewter cool.
An industrial wall light with an aged copper backplate and aged pewter arm and lamp holder. Clear glass funnel shade exposes the E27 bulb as the design's focal point. 273 mm tall, 170 mm wide, adjustable depth from 234 to 320 mm, 0.5 kg. E27 10 W LED, not included. Pair with a filament-style LED for the warm industrial character the clear glass demands. Toggle switch. Not dimmable. Class 1, earth required. IP20 indoor only. 220-240 V.
What two-tone industrial light delivers.
- It connects to more surfaces at once: Copper anchors to warm materials: brick, timber, terracotta. Pewter anchors to cool: painted plaster, concrete, grey stone. Two metals match a broader room palette than one.
- It frames the filament, not hides it: The clear glass funnel exposes the E27 bulb entirely. With a filament LED, the visible wire loops and amber glow become the centrepiece.
- It adjusts its profile to the wall: The arm extends from 234 to 320 mm. Closer for narrow hallways, further out for open walls where the fitting needs presence.
- It switches with an industrial toggle: On/off control that suits the aesthetic. The toggle adds to the factory character rather than hiding behind a pull cord.
- It weighs half a kilogram: Light enough for plasterboard. The compact scale suits positions where a heavier fitting would overwhelm.
- It wires to earth: Class 1. Live, neutral and earth connections. Standard for metal-bodied fittings.
Brick, timber, plaster and everything raw.
On exposed brick where the copper picks up red-brown tones and pewter sits against mortar. On painted plaster where two-tone metalwork provides the anchor. On timber panelling where copper complements the grain. In a kitchen beside open shelving where industrial character suits the palette. For more on building an industrial living room around raw materials and honest metalwork, our industrial living room guide covers the approach.
Two metals. One industrial character.
Most wall lights commit to a single finish. One metal, one tone, one personality across the entire fitting. This one uses two. The backplate is aged copper: warm, ruddy, with the lived-in patina of metal that has been handling light for decades. The arm and lamp holder are aged pewter: cooler, greyer, quieter. Where the two metals meet, the fitting gains a depth that single-finish alternatives lack. The contrast gives the eye two registers rather than one, and the industrial character emerges from the honesty of showing two different materials doing two different jobs.
The shade is a clear glass funnel that exposes the E27 bulb entirely. No frosting, no diffusion, no hiding the filament. With an Edison-style LED behind the glass, the bulb becomes the centrepiece of the design: visible wire loops, amber glow, the warm industrial aesthetic that the copper and pewter frame around it. The adjustable depth runs from 234 mm to 320 mm, letting you bring the bulb closer to the wall for a tighter profile or extend it further into the room for a more prominent position.
At 273 mm tall, 170 mm wide and 0.5 kg, the fitting has the compact, pared-back scale of early factory lighting. A toggle switch on the fitting provides on/off control. For a copper pendant to continue the industrial copper tone overhead, the Industrial Glass Ceiling Pendant in Copper provides the vertical companion with clear glass and the same material honesty.
What copper and pewter provide together.
- Two-tone aged metalwork. Aged copper backplate meets aged pewter arm and holder. The warm and cool metals create a depth of finish that single-tone fittings cannot match. The patina looks settled rather than new.
- Clear glass funnel shade. The E27 bulb is fully visible through clear glass. An Edison-style filament LED becomes the design's focal point. The funnel form frames the bulb without hiding it.
- Adjustable depth: 234 to 320 mm. Extend the arm for a more prominent profile or bring it closer to the wall for a tighter, more contained position. The range suits both narrow hallways and open living room walls.
- E27 10 W LED, not included. Large Edison screw. The clear glass demands a decorative bulb. A filament-style E27 LED in warm white gives the most authentic industrial character.
- Toggle switch on the fitting. On/off control built in. The toggle adds to the industrial aesthetic rather than detracting from it.
- Class 1, IP20, 220-240 V. Earth connection required. Indoor dry positions only. Standard UK mains wiring with live, neutral and earth.
Why two metals outperform one.
A single-finish fitting looks considered. A two-tone fitting looks curated. The copper backplate anchors the fitting to the wall with warmth, while the pewter arm and holder cool the transition toward the bulb. The contrast stops the fitting reading as a matching set piece and starts it reading as something assembled with intent, two materials chosen for what they each bring to the design. In industrial and mixed-material rooms, where exposed brick sits alongside painted plaster and raw timber meets polished concrete, a two-tone wall light connects to more surfaces simultaneously than any single finish could manage alone.
Brick walls, timber panels, painted plaster.
On exposed brick in a living room where the copper picks up the red-brown tones and the pewter sits against the mortar lines. On painted plaster in a hallway where the two-tone metalwork provides the visual anchor the wall needs. On timber panelling in a bedroom or study where the warm copper complements the grain and the pewter introduces a cooler counterpoint. In a kitchen beside open shelving where the industrial character suits the raw-material palette. In pairs flanking a mirror above a console, where the two-tone finish matches a broader range of wall surfaces and surrounding materials than either metal alone could manage.
Before You Order.
- Bulb is E27 LED, 10 W max. Not included. A filament-style E27 LED suits the clear glass funnel best. Standard frosted E27s will work but lose the exposed-filament industrial character.
- Not dimmable. The toggle switch is on/off only. The fitting does not support dimmer circuits. Choose a bulb with a lower lumen output for a softer ambient glow.
- Class 1 with earth connection required. Live, neutral and earth wiring. Standard for metal-bodied wall fittings with two distinct metal components.
Delivery
| Service | Timescale | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | 3-5 working days | Free |
| Next working day | Order before 4pm | £5.95 |
UK mainland only. Orders placed on weekends or bank holidays are dispatched the next working day.
We are unable to deliver to Northern Ireland, the Scottish Isles, Jersey, Guernsey, the Isle of Wight, the Isle of Man, or the Isles of Scilly. Full delivery information.
Returns
28-day returns policy. Contact us within 28 days of receipt if you are not happy with your order.
Items must be returned unused and in their original packaging. Our UK-based team will guide you through the process. Full returns information.
FAQs: Copper and Pewter Wall Light.
The aged copper backplate anchors the fitting with warmth. The aged pewter arm and holder cool the transition toward the bulb. The two-tone combination gives the fitting an industrial depth that single-finish alternatives lack, and connects to a broader range of wall surfaces and room materials simultaneously.
The funnel frames the E27 bulb without hiding it. The glass is clear, so the bulb is fully visible. With a filament-style LED, the wire loops and amber glow become the centrepiece of the design. A frosted bulb will work but loses the exposed-filament industrial character.
A filament-style E27 LED in warm white, not included. The clear glass demands a decorative bulb. A vintage-style Edison LED with visible filament loops at 2200 K to 2700 K gives the most authentic industrial look. Max 10 W.
Exposed brick where the copper picks up the red-brown tones. Painted plaster in a hallway where the two-tone metalwork provides an anchor. Timber panelling where copper complements the grain. In a kitchen beside open shelving. In pairs flanking a mirror above a console table. For a pewter-toned desk lamp to carry the industrial finish to the surface below, the Industrial Style Desk Lamp in Silver provides a complementary companion.
The arm extends from 234 mm to 320 mm from the wall. Bring the bulb closer for a tighter, more contained profile in narrow hallways or tight stairwells. Extend it further for more prominence on open living room or kitchen walls where the fitting needs to project into the space.
No. The toggle switch is on/off only. The fitting does not support dimmer circuits. For softer ambient light, choose a filament LED with a lower lumen output rather than relying on dimming.
A small industrial toggle built into the fitting itself. On/off control without needing a separate wall switch. The toggle is a deliberate design detail that adds to the factory-inspired aesthetic rather than detracting from it.
No. IP20 covers dry indoor positions only. Not protected against moisture. For bathrooms, choose a fitting rated IP44 or higher.
The metal body must be connected to earth. The wiring requires live, neutral and earth connections. This is standard for fittings with a metal frame.
Dimensions: 273 mm (H) x 170 mm (W) x 234-320 mm (D adjustable). Finish: aged copper backplate, aged pewter arm and holder. Shade: clear glass funnel. Bulb: 10 W E27 LED, not included. Toggle switch. Not dimmable. Voltage: 220-240 V. Class: 1 (earth required). IP: 20. Weight: 0.5 kg.
Industrial light in raw-material rooms.
A two-tone industrial wall light works best in rooms that share its honesty: exposed brick, open shelving, raw timber, visible metalwork. The fitting connects to the materials around it rather than sitting apart from them. These guides cover how to build the kind of rooms where industrial lighting earns its place.
Overview
Copper warmth meets pewter cool.
An industrial wall light with an aged copper backplate and aged pewter arm and lamp holder. Clear glass funnel shade exposes the E27 bulb as the design's focal point. 273 mm tall, 170 mm wide, adjustable depth from 234 to 320 mm, 0.5 kg. E27 10 W LED, not included. Pair with a filament-style LED for the warm industrial character the clear glass demands. Toggle switch. Not dimmable. Class 1, earth required. IP20 indoor only. 220-240 V.
What two-tone industrial light delivers.
- It connects to more surfaces at once: Copper anchors to warm materials: brick, timber, terracotta. Pewter anchors to cool: painted plaster, concrete, grey stone. Two metals match a broader room palette than one.
- It frames the filament, not hides it: The clear glass funnel exposes the E27 bulb entirely. With a filament LED, the visible wire loops and amber glow become the centrepiece.
- It adjusts its profile to the wall: The arm extends from 234 to 320 mm. Closer for narrow hallways, further out for open walls where the fitting needs presence.
- It switches with an industrial toggle: On/off control that suits the aesthetic. The toggle adds to the factory character rather than hiding behind a pull cord.
- It weighs half a kilogram: Light enough for plasterboard. The compact scale suits positions where a heavier fitting would overwhelm.
- It wires to earth: Class 1. Live, neutral and earth connections. Standard for metal-bodied fittings.
Brick, timber, plaster and everything raw.
On exposed brick where the copper picks up red-brown tones and pewter sits against mortar. On painted plaster where two-tone metalwork provides the anchor. On timber panelling where copper complements the grain. In a kitchen beside open shelving where industrial character suits the palette. For more on building an industrial living room around raw materials and honest metalwork, our industrial living room guide covers the approach.
Description
Two metals. One industrial character.
Most wall lights commit to a single finish. One metal, one tone, one personality across the entire fitting. This one uses two. The backplate is aged copper: warm, ruddy, with the lived-in patina of metal that has been handling light for decades. The arm and lamp holder are aged pewter: cooler, greyer, quieter. Where the two metals meet, the fitting gains a depth that single-finish alternatives lack. The contrast gives the eye two registers rather than one, and the industrial character emerges from the honesty of showing two different materials doing two different jobs.
The shade is a clear glass funnel that exposes the E27 bulb entirely. No frosting, no diffusion, no hiding the filament. With an Edison-style LED behind the glass, the bulb becomes the centrepiece of the design: visible wire loops, amber glow, the warm industrial aesthetic that the copper and pewter frame around it. The adjustable depth runs from 234 mm to 320 mm, letting you bring the bulb closer to the wall for a tighter profile or extend it further into the room for a more prominent position.
At 273 mm tall, 170 mm wide and 0.5 kg, the fitting has the compact, pared-back scale of early factory lighting. A toggle switch on the fitting provides on/off control. For a copper pendant to continue the industrial copper tone overhead, the Industrial Glass Ceiling Pendant in Copper provides the vertical companion with clear glass and the same material honesty.
What copper and pewter provide together.
- Two-tone aged metalwork. Aged copper backplate meets aged pewter arm and holder. The warm and cool metals create a depth of finish that single-tone fittings cannot match. The patina looks settled rather than new.
- Clear glass funnel shade. The E27 bulb is fully visible through clear glass. An Edison-style filament LED becomes the design's focal point. The funnel form frames the bulb without hiding it.
- Adjustable depth: 234 to 320 mm. Extend the arm for a more prominent profile or bring it closer to the wall for a tighter, more contained position. The range suits both narrow hallways and open living room walls.
- E27 10 W LED, not included. Large Edison screw. The clear glass demands a decorative bulb. A filament-style E27 LED in warm white gives the most authentic industrial character.
- Toggle switch on the fitting. On/off control built in. The toggle adds to the industrial aesthetic rather than detracting from it.
- Class 1, IP20, 220-240 V. Earth connection required. Indoor dry positions only. Standard UK mains wiring with live, neutral and earth.
Why two metals outperform one.
A single-finish fitting looks considered. A two-tone fitting looks curated. The copper backplate anchors the fitting to the wall with warmth, while the pewter arm and holder cool the transition toward the bulb. The contrast stops the fitting reading as a matching set piece and starts it reading as something assembled with intent, two materials chosen for what they each bring to the design. In industrial and mixed-material rooms, where exposed brick sits alongside painted plaster and raw timber meets polished concrete, a two-tone wall light connects to more surfaces simultaneously than any single finish could manage alone.
Brick walls, timber panels, painted plaster.
On exposed brick in a living room where the copper picks up the red-brown tones and the pewter sits against the mortar lines. On painted plaster in a hallway where the two-tone metalwork provides the visual anchor the wall needs. On timber panelling in a bedroom or study where the warm copper complements the grain and the pewter introduces a cooler counterpoint. In a kitchen beside open shelving where the industrial character suits the raw-material palette. In pairs flanking a mirror above a console, where the two-tone finish matches a broader range of wall surfaces and surrounding materials than either metal alone could manage.
Before You Order.
- Bulb is E27 LED, 10 W max. Not included. A filament-style E27 LED suits the clear glass funnel best. Standard frosted E27s will work but lose the exposed-filament industrial character.
- Not dimmable. The toggle switch is on/off only. The fitting does not support dimmer circuits. Choose a bulb with a lower lumen output for a softer ambient glow.
- Class 1 with earth connection required. Live, neutral and earth wiring. Standard for metal-bodied wall fittings with two distinct metal components.
Specifications
Delivery & Returns
Delivery
| Service | Timescale | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | 3-5 working days | Free |
| Next working day | Order before 4pm | £5.95 |
UK mainland only. Orders placed on weekends or bank holidays are dispatched the next working day.
We are unable to deliver to Northern Ireland, the Scottish Isles, Jersey, Guernsey, the Isle of Wight, the Isle of Man, or the Isles of Scilly. Full delivery information.
Returns
28-day returns policy. Contact us within 28 days of receipt if you are not happy with your order.
Items must be returned unused and in their original packaging. Our UK-based team will guide you through the process. Full returns information.
FAQs
FAQs: Copper and Pewter Wall Light.
The aged copper backplate anchors the fitting with warmth. The aged pewter arm and holder cool the transition toward the bulb. The two-tone combination gives the fitting an industrial depth that single-finish alternatives lack, and connects to a broader range of wall surfaces and room materials simultaneously.
The funnel frames the E27 bulb without hiding it. The glass is clear, so the bulb is fully visible. With a filament-style LED, the wire loops and amber glow become the centrepiece of the design. A frosted bulb will work but loses the exposed-filament industrial character.
A filament-style E27 LED in warm white, not included. The clear glass demands a decorative bulb. A vintage-style Edison LED with visible filament loops at 2200 K to 2700 K gives the most authentic industrial look. Max 10 W.
Exposed brick where the copper picks up the red-brown tones. Painted plaster in a hallway where the two-tone metalwork provides an anchor. Timber panelling where copper complements the grain. In a kitchen beside open shelving. In pairs flanking a mirror above a console table. For a pewter-toned desk lamp to carry the industrial finish to the surface below, the Industrial Style Desk Lamp in Silver provides a complementary companion.
The arm extends from 234 mm to 320 mm from the wall. Bring the bulb closer for a tighter, more contained profile in narrow hallways or tight stairwells. Extend it further for more prominence on open living room or kitchen walls where the fitting needs to project into the space.
No. The toggle switch is on/off only. The fitting does not support dimmer circuits. For softer ambient light, choose a filament LED with a lower lumen output rather than relying on dimming.
A small industrial toggle built into the fitting itself. On/off control without needing a separate wall switch. The toggle is a deliberate design detail that adds to the factory-inspired aesthetic rather than detracting from it.
No. IP20 covers dry indoor positions only. Not protected against moisture. For bathrooms, choose a fitting rated IP44 or higher.
The metal body must be connected to earth. The wiring requires live, neutral and earth connections. This is standard for fittings with a metal frame.
Dimensions: 273 mm (H) x 170 mm (W) x 234-320 mm (D adjustable). Finish: aged copper backplate, aged pewter arm and holder. Shade: clear glass funnel. Bulb: 10 W E27 LED, not included. Toggle switch. Not dimmable. Voltage: 220-240 V. Class: 1 (earth required). IP: 20. Weight: 0.5 kg.
Knowledge Hub
Industrial light in raw-material rooms.
A two-tone industrial wall light works best in rooms that share its honesty: exposed brick, open shelving, raw timber, visible metalwork. The fitting connects to the materials around it rather than sitting apart from them. These guides cover how to build the kind of rooms where industrial lighting earns its place.
Antique Brass Industrial Toggle Wall Light
Overview
Description
Specifications
Delivery & Returns
FAQs
Knowledge Hub
Copper warmth meets pewter cool.
An industrial wall light with an aged copper backplate and aged pewter arm and lamp holder. Clear glass funnel shade exposes the E27 bulb as the design's focal point. 273 mm tall, 170 mm wide, adjustable depth from 234 to 320 mm, 0.5 kg. E27 10 W LED, not included. Pair with a filament-style LED for the warm industrial character the clear glass demands. Toggle switch. Not dimmable. Class 1, earth required. IP20 indoor only. 220-240 V.
What two-tone industrial light delivers.
- It connects to more surfaces at once: Copper anchors to warm materials: brick, timber, terracotta. Pewter anchors to cool: painted plaster, concrete, grey stone. Two metals match a broader room palette than one.
- It frames the filament, not hides it: The clear glass funnel exposes the E27 bulb entirely. With a filament LED, the visible wire loops and amber glow become the centrepiece.
- It adjusts its profile to the wall: The arm extends from 234 to 320 mm. Closer for narrow hallways, further out for open walls where the fitting needs presence.
- It switches with an industrial toggle: On/off control that suits the aesthetic. The toggle adds to the factory character rather than hiding behind a pull cord.
- It weighs half a kilogram: Light enough for plasterboard. The compact scale suits positions where a heavier fitting would overwhelm.
- It wires to earth: Class 1. Live, neutral and earth connections. Standard for metal-bodied fittings.
Brick, timber, plaster and everything raw.
On exposed brick where the copper picks up red-brown tones and pewter sits against mortar. On painted plaster where two-tone metalwork provides the anchor. On timber panelling where copper complements the grain. In a kitchen beside open shelving where industrial character suits the palette. For more on building an industrial living room around raw materials and honest metalwork, our industrial living room guide covers the approach.
Two metals. One industrial character.
Most wall lights commit to a single finish. One metal, one tone, one personality across the entire fitting. This one uses two. The backplate is aged copper: warm, ruddy, with the lived-in patina of metal that has been handling light for decades. The arm and lamp holder are aged pewter: cooler, greyer, quieter. Where the two metals meet, the fitting gains a depth that single-finish alternatives lack. The contrast gives the eye two registers rather than one, and the industrial character emerges from the honesty of showing two different materials doing two different jobs.
The shade is a clear glass funnel that exposes the E27 bulb entirely. No frosting, no diffusion, no hiding the filament. With an Edison-style LED behind the glass, the bulb becomes the centrepiece of the design: visible wire loops, amber glow, the warm industrial aesthetic that the copper and pewter frame around it. The adjustable depth runs from 234 mm to 320 mm, letting you bring the bulb closer to the wall for a tighter profile or extend it further into the room for a more prominent position.
At 273 mm tall, 170 mm wide and 0.5 kg, the fitting has the compact, pared-back scale of early factory lighting. A toggle switch on the fitting provides on/off control. For a copper pendant to continue the industrial copper tone overhead, the Industrial Glass Ceiling Pendant in Copper provides the vertical companion with clear glass and the same material honesty.
What copper and pewter provide together.
- Two-tone aged metalwork. Aged copper backplate meets aged pewter arm and holder. The warm and cool metals create a depth of finish that single-tone fittings cannot match. The patina looks settled rather than new.
- Clear glass funnel shade. The E27 bulb is fully visible through clear glass. An Edison-style filament LED becomes the design's focal point. The funnel form frames the bulb without hiding it.
- Adjustable depth: 234 to 320 mm. Extend the arm for a more prominent profile or bring it closer to the wall for a tighter, more contained position. The range suits both narrow hallways and open living room walls.
- E27 10 W LED, not included. Large Edison screw. The clear glass demands a decorative bulb. A filament-style E27 LED in warm white gives the most authentic industrial character.
- Toggle switch on the fitting. On/off control built in. The toggle adds to the industrial aesthetic rather than detracting from it.
- Class 1, IP20, 220-240 V. Earth connection required. Indoor dry positions only. Standard UK mains wiring with live, neutral and earth.
Why two metals outperform one.
A single-finish fitting looks considered. A two-tone fitting looks curated. The copper backplate anchors the fitting to the wall with warmth, while the pewter arm and holder cool the transition toward the bulb. The contrast stops the fitting reading as a matching set piece and starts it reading as something assembled with intent, two materials chosen for what they each bring to the design. In industrial and mixed-material rooms, where exposed brick sits alongside painted plaster and raw timber meets polished concrete, a two-tone wall light connects to more surfaces simultaneously than any single finish could manage alone.
Brick walls, timber panels, painted plaster.
On exposed brick in a living room where the copper picks up the red-brown tones and the pewter sits against the mortar lines. On painted plaster in a hallway where the two-tone metalwork provides the visual anchor the wall needs. On timber panelling in a bedroom or study where the warm copper complements the grain and the pewter introduces a cooler counterpoint. In a kitchen beside open shelving where the industrial character suits the raw-material palette. In pairs flanking a mirror above a console, where the two-tone finish matches a broader range of wall surfaces and surrounding materials than either metal alone could manage.
Before You Order.
- Bulb is E27 LED, 10 W max. Not included. A filament-style E27 LED suits the clear glass funnel best. Standard frosted E27s will work but lose the exposed-filament industrial character.
- Not dimmable. The toggle switch is on/off only. The fitting does not support dimmer circuits. Choose a bulb with a lower lumen output for a softer ambient glow.
- Class 1 with earth connection required. Live, neutral and earth wiring. Standard for metal-bodied wall fittings with two distinct metal components.
Delivery
| Service | Timescale | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | 3-5 working days | Free |
| Next working day | Order before 4pm | £5.95 |
UK mainland only. Orders placed on weekends or bank holidays are dispatched the next working day.
We are unable to deliver to Northern Ireland, the Scottish Isles, Jersey, Guernsey, the Isle of Wight, the Isle of Man, or the Isles of Scilly. Full delivery information.
Returns
28-day returns policy. Contact us within 28 days of receipt if you are not happy with your order.
Items must be returned unused and in their original packaging. Our UK-based team will guide you through the process. Full returns information.
FAQs: Copper and Pewter Wall Light.
The aged copper backplate anchors the fitting with warmth. The aged pewter arm and holder cool the transition toward the bulb. The two-tone combination gives the fitting an industrial depth that single-finish alternatives lack, and connects to a broader range of wall surfaces and room materials simultaneously.
The funnel frames the E27 bulb without hiding it. The glass is clear, so the bulb is fully visible. With a filament-style LED, the wire loops and amber glow become the centrepiece of the design. A frosted bulb will work but loses the exposed-filament industrial character.
A filament-style E27 LED in warm white, not included. The clear glass demands a decorative bulb. A vintage-style Edison LED with visible filament loops at 2200 K to 2700 K gives the most authentic industrial look. Max 10 W.
Exposed brick where the copper picks up the red-brown tones. Painted plaster in a hallway where the two-tone metalwork provides an anchor. Timber panelling where copper complements the grain. In a kitchen beside open shelving. In pairs flanking a mirror above a console table. For a pewter-toned desk lamp to carry the industrial finish to the surface below, the Industrial Style Desk Lamp in Silver provides a complementary companion.
The arm extends from 234 mm to 320 mm from the wall. Bring the bulb closer for a tighter, more contained profile in narrow hallways or tight stairwells. Extend it further for more prominence on open living room or kitchen walls where the fitting needs to project into the space.
No. The toggle switch is on/off only. The fitting does not support dimmer circuits. For softer ambient light, choose a filament LED with a lower lumen output rather than relying on dimming.
A small industrial toggle built into the fitting itself. On/off control without needing a separate wall switch. The toggle is a deliberate design detail that adds to the factory-inspired aesthetic rather than detracting from it.
No. IP20 covers dry indoor positions only. Not protected against moisture. For bathrooms, choose a fitting rated IP44 or higher.
The metal body must be connected to earth. The wiring requires live, neutral and earth connections. This is standard for fittings with a metal frame.
Dimensions: 273 mm (H) x 170 mm (W) x 234-320 mm (D adjustable). Finish: aged copper backplate, aged pewter arm and holder. Shade: clear glass funnel. Bulb: 10 W E27 LED, not included. Toggle switch. Not dimmable. Voltage: 220-240 V. Class: 1 (earth required). IP: 20. Weight: 0.5 kg.
Industrial light in raw-material rooms.
A two-tone industrial wall light works best in rooms that share its honesty: exposed brick, open shelving, raw timber, visible metalwork. The fitting connects to the materials around it rather than sitting apart from them. These guides cover how to build the kind of rooms where industrial lighting earns its place.
Overview
Copper warmth meets pewter cool.
An industrial wall light with an aged copper backplate and aged pewter arm and lamp holder. Clear glass funnel shade exposes the E27 bulb as the design's focal point. 273 mm tall, 170 mm wide, adjustable depth from 234 to 320 mm, 0.5 kg. E27 10 W LED, not included. Pair with a filament-style LED for the warm industrial character the clear glass demands. Toggle switch. Not dimmable. Class 1, earth required. IP20 indoor only. 220-240 V.
What two-tone industrial light delivers.
- It connects to more surfaces at once: Copper anchors to warm materials: brick, timber, terracotta. Pewter anchors to cool: painted plaster, concrete, grey stone. Two metals match a broader room palette than one.
- It frames the filament, not hides it: The clear glass funnel exposes the E27 bulb entirely. With a filament LED, the visible wire loops and amber glow become the centrepiece.
- It adjusts its profile to the wall: The arm extends from 234 to 320 mm. Closer for narrow hallways, further out for open walls where the fitting needs presence.
- It switches with an industrial toggle: On/off control that suits the aesthetic. The toggle adds to the factory character rather than hiding behind a pull cord.
- It weighs half a kilogram: Light enough for plasterboard. The compact scale suits positions where a heavier fitting would overwhelm.
- It wires to earth: Class 1. Live, neutral and earth connections. Standard for metal-bodied fittings.
Brick, timber, plaster and everything raw.
On exposed brick where the copper picks up red-brown tones and pewter sits against mortar. On painted plaster where two-tone metalwork provides the anchor. On timber panelling where copper complements the grain. In a kitchen beside open shelving where industrial character suits the palette. For more on building an industrial living room around raw materials and honest metalwork, our industrial living room guide covers the approach.
Description
Two metals. One industrial character.
Most wall lights commit to a single finish. One metal, one tone, one personality across the entire fitting. This one uses two. The backplate is aged copper: warm, ruddy, with the lived-in patina of metal that has been handling light for decades. The arm and lamp holder are aged pewter: cooler, greyer, quieter. Where the two metals meet, the fitting gains a depth that single-finish alternatives lack. The contrast gives the eye two registers rather than one, and the industrial character emerges from the honesty of showing two different materials doing two different jobs.
The shade is a clear glass funnel that exposes the E27 bulb entirely. No frosting, no diffusion, no hiding the filament. With an Edison-style LED behind the glass, the bulb becomes the centrepiece of the design: visible wire loops, amber glow, the warm industrial aesthetic that the copper and pewter frame around it. The adjustable depth runs from 234 mm to 320 mm, letting you bring the bulb closer to the wall for a tighter profile or extend it further into the room for a more prominent position.
At 273 mm tall, 170 mm wide and 0.5 kg, the fitting has the compact, pared-back scale of early factory lighting. A toggle switch on the fitting provides on/off control. For a copper pendant to continue the industrial copper tone overhead, the Industrial Glass Ceiling Pendant in Copper provides the vertical companion with clear glass and the same material honesty.
What copper and pewter provide together.
- Two-tone aged metalwork. Aged copper backplate meets aged pewter arm and holder. The warm and cool metals create a depth of finish that single-tone fittings cannot match. The patina looks settled rather than new.
- Clear glass funnel shade. The E27 bulb is fully visible through clear glass. An Edison-style filament LED becomes the design's focal point. The funnel form frames the bulb without hiding it.
- Adjustable depth: 234 to 320 mm. Extend the arm for a more prominent profile or bring it closer to the wall for a tighter, more contained position. The range suits both narrow hallways and open living room walls.
- E27 10 W LED, not included. Large Edison screw. The clear glass demands a decorative bulb. A filament-style E27 LED in warm white gives the most authentic industrial character.
- Toggle switch on the fitting. On/off control built in. The toggle adds to the industrial aesthetic rather than detracting from it.
- Class 1, IP20, 220-240 V. Earth connection required. Indoor dry positions only. Standard UK mains wiring with live, neutral and earth.
Why two metals outperform one.
A single-finish fitting looks considered. A two-tone fitting looks curated. The copper backplate anchors the fitting to the wall with warmth, while the pewter arm and holder cool the transition toward the bulb. The contrast stops the fitting reading as a matching set piece and starts it reading as something assembled with intent, two materials chosen for what they each bring to the design. In industrial and mixed-material rooms, where exposed brick sits alongside painted plaster and raw timber meets polished concrete, a two-tone wall light connects to more surfaces simultaneously than any single finish could manage alone.
Brick walls, timber panels, painted plaster.
On exposed brick in a living room where the copper picks up the red-brown tones and the pewter sits against the mortar lines. On painted plaster in a hallway where the two-tone metalwork provides the visual anchor the wall needs. On timber panelling in a bedroom or study where the warm copper complements the grain and the pewter introduces a cooler counterpoint. In a kitchen beside open shelving where the industrial character suits the raw-material palette. In pairs flanking a mirror above a console, where the two-tone finish matches a broader range of wall surfaces and surrounding materials than either metal alone could manage.
Before You Order.
- Bulb is E27 LED, 10 W max. Not included. A filament-style E27 LED suits the clear glass funnel best. Standard frosted E27s will work but lose the exposed-filament industrial character.
- Not dimmable. The toggle switch is on/off only. The fitting does not support dimmer circuits. Choose a bulb with a lower lumen output for a softer ambient glow.
- Class 1 with earth connection required. Live, neutral and earth wiring. Standard for metal-bodied wall fittings with two distinct metal components.
Specifications
Delivery & Returns
Delivery
| Service | Timescale | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | 3-5 working days | Free |
| Next working day | Order before 4pm | £5.95 |
UK mainland only. Orders placed on weekends or bank holidays are dispatched the next working day.
We are unable to deliver to Northern Ireland, the Scottish Isles, Jersey, Guernsey, the Isle of Wight, the Isle of Man, or the Isles of Scilly. Full delivery information.
Returns
28-day returns policy. Contact us within 28 days of receipt if you are not happy with your order.
Items must be returned unused and in their original packaging. Our UK-based team will guide you through the process. Full returns information.
FAQs
FAQs: Copper and Pewter Wall Light.
The aged copper backplate anchors the fitting with warmth. The aged pewter arm and holder cool the transition toward the bulb. The two-tone combination gives the fitting an industrial depth that single-finish alternatives lack, and connects to a broader range of wall surfaces and room materials simultaneously.
The funnel frames the E27 bulb without hiding it. The glass is clear, so the bulb is fully visible. With a filament-style LED, the wire loops and amber glow become the centrepiece of the design. A frosted bulb will work but loses the exposed-filament industrial character.
A filament-style E27 LED in warm white, not included. The clear glass demands a decorative bulb. A vintage-style Edison LED with visible filament loops at 2200 K to 2700 K gives the most authentic industrial look. Max 10 W.
Exposed brick where the copper picks up the red-brown tones. Painted plaster in a hallway where the two-tone metalwork provides an anchor. Timber panelling where copper complements the grain. In a kitchen beside open shelving. In pairs flanking a mirror above a console table. For a pewter-toned desk lamp to carry the industrial finish to the surface below, the Industrial Style Desk Lamp in Silver provides a complementary companion.
The arm extends from 234 mm to 320 mm from the wall. Bring the bulb closer for a tighter, more contained profile in narrow hallways or tight stairwells. Extend it further for more prominence on open living room or kitchen walls where the fitting needs to project into the space.
No. The toggle switch is on/off only. The fitting does not support dimmer circuits. For softer ambient light, choose a filament LED with a lower lumen output rather than relying on dimming.
A small industrial toggle built into the fitting itself. On/off control without needing a separate wall switch. The toggle is a deliberate design detail that adds to the factory-inspired aesthetic rather than detracting from it.
No. IP20 covers dry indoor positions only. Not protected against moisture. For bathrooms, choose a fitting rated IP44 or higher.
The metal body must be connected to earth. The wiring requires live, neutral and earth connections. This is standard for fittings with a metal frame.
Dimensions: 273 mm (H) x 170 mm (W) x 234-320 mm (D adjustable). Finish: aged copper backplate, aged pewter arm and holder. Shade: clear glass funnel. Bulb: 10 W E27 LED, not included. Toggle switch. Not dimmable. Voltage: 220-240 V. Class: 1 (earth required). IP: 20. Weight: 0.5 kg.
Knowledge Hub
Industrial light in raw-material rooms.
A two-tone industrial wall light works best in rooms that share its honesty: exposed brick, open shelving, raw timber, visible metalwork. The fitting connects to the materials around it rather than sitting apart from them. These guides cover how to build the kind of rooms where industrial lighting earns its place.
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