
Built For Sheltered Entrances
At 39 cm tall and projecting around 25 cm from the wall, this holds its own beside a barn conversion door, a workshop entrance or a period porch. It is rated indoor or outdoor, and does best under a roof rather than in constant rain.
The Bulb Does The Work
Clear glass hides nothing, so a warm filament lamp is entirely on show and the iron frame prints its own shadow lines onto the wall behind it. The E26 socket takes any standard bulb, so you set the warmth and the output yourself.
Ironwork And Solid Fixings
The frame is iron with glass panels, hand finished so no two lanterns weather quite alike. It is a heavy piece for a wall bracket, so use fixings rated for the load and it will sit dead flat against brick, stone or boarding.
Frequently asked questions
Can I mount this on a fully exposed outdoor wall?
The manufacturer rates it for indoor or outdoor use, but the frame is iron, so it will last far better under a porch roof, a soffit or an overhang than standing in constant rain. Treat a covered entrance, a barn doorway or a sheltered patio wall as the right home for it, and keep it off a wall that takes weather head on.
Does it come with a bulb?
No. It takes one standard E26 bulb, which is not included, so the warmth and the output are your choice. A warm filament bulb suits the shape best because the clear glass panels show the lamp completely and the filament becomes part of the fixture. A frosted or spiral bulb will work electrically but will not read as well through the panels.
How much wall space does it need?
It measures 22 cm wide, 39 cm high and 25 cm deep, so it projects a good 25 cm out from the wall. That depth matters as much as the height: give it a doorway or a hallway with room to stand proud without anyone brushing past it. Walls with height, like a barn conversion or a period porch, carry it best.
Is it hardwired, and what voltage does it take?
It is hardwired directly to your household supply and covers both 110 to 120V and 220 to 240V, so it suits either standard. Plan it for a spot that already has a switched circuit at the right height, because there is no plug and no battery option. Installation itself is straightforward and needs no specialist tools beyond the fixings.
What is the difference between the black and bronze finishes?
Both are hand finished ironwork and both sit comfortably against brick, stone or painted boarding. Black reads flatter and more graphic, which suits modern boarding and pale render. Bronze carries more warmth and picks up the tone of aged brick and stone. Because the finishing is done by hand, each lantern arrives with a slightly different weathered character.



