Aster Wall Light - Gold with Glass Disc

The Aster is a 28cm wall light built around a circular glass disc with radiating linear cuts that fan outward from a central gold-finished metal mount. The disc sits on a gold metal backplate and conceals a single E14 bulb behind the glass, which refracts and multiplies the light across the cut surface. The result is a pattern of light and shadow that shifts depending on viewing angle and the bulb temperature chosen.

Designed for hallways, living rooms and bedrooms where accent lighting is needed without the bulk of a sconce, the Aster provides ambient rather than task light. The 28cm diameter suits wall spaces 60cm wide or more, such as the run of wall beside a staircase, either side of a bed headboard, or flanking a mirror or artwork. The IP20 rating limits use to dry indoor locations away from bathrooms and wet zones.

The glass disc is clear, allowing the bulb colour temperature to control the overall tone of the light output. Pairing the Aster with a warm-white 2700K-3000K E14 LED bulb gives a soft amber wash suitable for residential interiors, while a cooler 4000K bulb produces a crisper white light that works in contemporary settings. The gold-finished metal frame and mount provide a warm metallic accent that pairs with brass fixtures, warm-toned timber and both neutral and darker wall colours. The E14 fitting accepts candle or golf-ball shaped bulbs up to 40W, sold separately.

Product Manual

What bulb does the Aster take?

The Aster takes a single E14 (small Edison screw) bulb up to 40W, sold separately. Most users pair it with a 4-6W E14 LED candle or golf-ball bulb in warm white (2700K-3000K) for ambient hallway or living room lighting.

Can it be used in a bathroom?

No. The IP20 rating means the Aster is suitable only for dry indoor locations. It cannot be used in bathrooms, wet rooms, or any zone where moisture is present.

How is the light output controlled by the glass disc?

The glass disc features radiating linear cuts that refract and scatter the light from the bulb behind it, creating a pattern of light and shadow across the disc surface. The effect varies depending on the bulb colour temperature and the angle of view.

What wall colour does the gold finish pair with?

The gold finish works with warm neutrals (beige, cream, taupe), darker tones (charcoal, navy, forest green), and white. It pairs particularly well with interiors that already feature brass or gold fixtures, warm-toned timber, or marble with gold veining.