A bedside wall light frees up the nightstand and lights your book, not the pillow next to you. Adjustable arms, reading lights, swivel spots, in brass, wood, ceramic or bamboo: choose your wall-mounted bedside lamp.

Bedside wall lights

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Why a wall-mounted bedside lamp?

Fixed to the wall, a bedside wall light leaves the whole nightstand free and cannot be knocked over. With an adjustable arm or a swivel head, you direct the light exactly onto your book, without lighting the whole bedroom or waking the person next to you.

How to choose it?

For reading, prefer an adjustable model: reading light, swivel spot or articulated arm. For ambience, a ceramic, opal glass or fabric shade gives a softer light. In practice, some models have a switch on the light itself, shown on the product page if you don't want to rely on a wall switch.

At what height to install it?

Generally between 70 and 90 cm above the mattress, or the bottom of the light at shoulder height when sitting in bed, and about 15 to 30 cm to the side of the headboard. Install one on each side for a double bed.

See also all our wall lights, our ceramic wall lights and our Scandinavian wall lights.

Useful information

Find answers to frequently asked questions here to help you choose more easily and buy with confidence. We've done everything we can to make your experience simple, clear, and enjoyable.

At what height should a bedside wall light be installed?

Generally between 70 and 90 cm above the mattress, so the light falls on your book when you sit up. Adjust according to your headboard height and the length of the arm.

Bedside wall light or table lamp?

A wall light frees up the nightstand, cannot be knocked over and can be aimed precisely at your book. A table lamp needs no drilling or wiring. For two people reading in bed, an adjustable wall light is often more comfortable.

Does the wall light need its own switch?

It is more practical for switching it on from bed. Some models have one, shown on their product page. Otherwise, the light depends on the wall switch of the lighting point.

What light for reading in bed?

A warm white light aimed at the book is easier on the eyes in the evening. An articulated arm or a reading light lets you direct it without lighting the whole bedroom.