
Made For Indoor Walls
Rated for dry locations only, so it belongs in a hallway, a stairwell, a boot room or a covered barn passage that never sees rain. Above a console table it fills a wall that a plain fitting would leave flat.
Tune It With Bulbs
It takes a standard E26 bulb, not included, and the glass panels leave it visible. Fit a warm filament lamp and the light breaks into soft panes across the wall, which is the whole point of a lantern shape.
Weathered Wood And Iron
The bracket is wood in a rust tone that reads weathered rather than new, paired with a glass and metal lantern. At 24 cm deep it projects properly from the wall, so leave clearance in a narrow corridor.
Frequently asked questions
Can I fit this outside?
Only in a genuinely dry spot. The manufacturer rates it for dry locations, so a hallway, stairwell, boot room, covered barn passage or a deep porch that never sees rain are all fine. An exposed garden wall or an open elevation is not, since the wooden bracket and lantern are not rated for rain.
Is a bulb included?
No, and that works in your favour here. It takes a standard E26 bulb, so you choose the character. A warm filament lamp suits the period shape and stays visible through the glass panels, while a plain frosted bulb plays the fixture down. Either way the bulb sets the whole mood of the light.
How far does it stick out?
It projects 24 cm from the wall and stands 42 cm high by 18 cm wide, so it has real presence. In a narrow corridor allow clearance at shoulder height, and mount it high enough that nobody walks into it. Above a console table or on a wider stair wall it sits comfortably.
How is it wired?
It hardwires to a fixed connection rather than plugging in, and it is offered for 110 to 120V and 220 to 240V supplies. There is no cable or switch on the fitting itself, so it runs from your existing wall or lighting circuit. Plan the supply position before you settle on a mounting height.
What is it actually made of?
A shaped wooden bracket carries a lantern built from glass panels in a metal frame. The wood is finished in a rust tone that reads weathered rather than freshly made, which is what gives it the old stable or barn character. It is a deliberately rough edged look, not a smooth painted one.



