Wall lights are full of potential. Not only do they feature designs fitting for any interior design style, but these lights can also be used in many different rooms and settings. To show you the potential of wall lights, we've created a list full of wall lighting ideas along with tips and tricks for using them in various rooms of the home.
Yes, wall sconces can provide lighting to dining spaces and breakfast nooks! The light shown here has a long arm that is maneuvered to rest directly over a round table. While a chandelier or pendant light could have fulfilled the same purpose, the use of a dining room wall sconce is truly unique and sets this space apart from the rest.
If you spend a lot of time in a home office or workspace, it's vital to design the room to inspire creativity and motivation. Office wall sconces can fulfill both of these functions as they cast light over your desk and show off artistic designs.
There are so many possibilities when it comes to lighting a bedroom. If wall sconces are used with the bed, they're often placed on both sides of the bed. However, not all rooms allow for this layout. That is perfectly alright! This room shows how one bedside wall sconce and a matching bedroom table lamp can create visual balance and clean style.
Each home is unique in how and where it places furniture. With that, you have great freedom in using wall sconces in different ways. This home features a singular wall sconce to create task lighting for the desk. However, that light also provides a softer glow for the nearby seating area to encourage cozy conversation.
Your wall lights can complement other furniture, lighting fixtures, and design elements in your room. This oriental inspired space has a plethora of gold throughout the room's wall art, lighting fixtures, mirror, and other accents. When you use consistent metals throughout the room's key design facets, you can create a beautifully designed space.
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Living room corners can be hard to work with, since you don't want to clutter the space but you also don't want it cloaked in darkness. A singular wall sconce in a dark corner can create a space that is cozy and welcoming. If your room is similar to this one with a bench or singular chair, a corner wall light goes a long way in maximizing that odd space.
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Monochromatic rooms are highly sleek with their stark colors and limited color scheme. Within these rooms, your wall sconces can further build on that color palette. This black room uses white wall sconces to contrast the dark backdrop, but you can also use black lights on white walls to further your own monochromatic design.
Aside from using similar finishes, your lighting fixtures can also highlight similar structures and levels of detailing to nearby accents. This entryway uses clean cut lines throughout much of the room's design in the table, cabinet hardware, and the linear lines of the artwork. Having the lights reinforce that scheme through similar shapes helps tie the entire space together in a subtle yet effective way.
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When designing a dark room, you may be wondering how to incorporate lights without disrupting the moody tone of the room. Wall lights like these are ideal for dark spaces with how they diffuse light and use shadows in their own designs. Along with that, these highly artistic contemporary wall lights can add a point of interest to minimalist rooms.
Rooms with tall ceilings present unique design opportunities when it comes to light fixtures. Chandeliers and pendant lights are popular choices for complementing tall rooms, but wall sconces can serve a similar function when they're intentionally placed on nearby walls. This room shows how wall sconces can be placed and how they naturally draw the eye upward towards the elevated ceiling.
Whether you're lighting a home library or living room bookcases, wall sconces can accent your room's shelves. This room shows how two lights can frame the central bookcase, highlight elements on the shelves, and cast light directly onto artwork below them. Wall sconces are truly versatile with how they can be used in unique settings.
Built in seats and benches are often used for reading and relaxing. Wall lights can easily suit these spaces to create the proper ambiance, reading light, or general light. This bench features lights on both ends to create a balanced scheme for the whole space, but you could also use lights along the back wall or on one side to suit your alcove's specific style.
Today's lighting fixtures are designed for both practical and style purposes. At first glance, you may not have even noticed that four of fixtures in this wall gallery are actually wall sconces. Even if the lights are turned off, they serve as gorgeous accents perfectly suited for a contemporary gallery.
Wall lights are versatile enough to work in any room of the home. Whether you're decorating an indoor space or your home's exterior, wall lights can serve both practical and stylistic purposes. Now that you've seen our wall lighting ideas, you can now go and brighten your home with these stylish lights.
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