Atla 2 Light Crystal Wall Light with Switch - Chrome/Black

The Atla is a two-light crystal wall light with a polished chrome mounting plate and three tiers of faceted crystal drops mixing clear and black glass spheres. Two G9 bulbs sit behind the chrome frame, directing light through the crystal arrangement to create layered reflections and refractions across the wall and ceiling. A built-in rocker switch on the chrome plate allows the light to be controlled without a separate wall switch.

Designed for hallways, bedroom reading positions beside the bed, and living room accent lighting, the Atla provides both decorative presence and functional light. The 140mm projection from the wall keeps the crystals clear of most furniture when mounted at standard height (1.5-1.8m from floor level), while the 220mm width suits single-fixture installations where a larger multi-bulb fitting would overpower the space. The built-in switch makes the Atla useful in rooms where rewiring for a separate switch is not practical.

The black faceted crystal spheres sit on alternating tiers with the clear crystals, creating a geometric pattern when viewed from below and a contrasting colour accent when the light is off. The chrome frame is polished to a mirror finish, which amplifies the light from the G9 bulbs and adds visual weight to the fixture. All crystal components are Asfour crystal, a K9 optical glass with higher clarity and refraction than standard acrylic alternatives. The total weight of 1kg includes both the chrome frame and the full crystal arrangement.

What bulbs does the Atla take?

The fitting takes two G9 capsule bulbs up to 33W each. Bulbs are sold separately. Most users pair this with warm-white LED G9 bulbs between 2.5-4W and 2700K-3000K for ambient and decorative lighting.

Is it dimmable?

Yes, if you fit dimmable G9 bulbs. The built-in rocker switch is on/off only, so dimming requires a separate dimmer on the circuit or dimmable smart bulbs.

How is the built-in switch used?

The rocker switch on the chrome mounting plate toggles the light on and off. This allows the Atla to be controlled without rewiring for a separate wall switch, making it useful in rooms where the circuit is permanently live.

How are the crystals cleaned?

Switch off at the mains before cleaning. Wipe each crystal drop with a dry microfibre cloth. For stubborn marks, a barely-damp cloth with distilled water is acceptable, but avoid soaking the metal fittings or using chemical sprays.