Fuji LED Wall Light 14W 3000K - White

The Fuji is a 330mm white metal wall light with an integrated 14W 3000K LED inside a sculptural peaked body that projects 85mm from the wall. The light escapes upward and downward through narrow gaps between the metal form and the wall, creating wash light above and below the fitting without direct glare. The body itself remains unlit, functioning as a geometric shadow against the wall.

Designed for hallways, staircases, living rooms and bedrooms where ambient wash light is more appropriate than spotlighting or task light, the Fuji works well above seating areas, along corridor runs, or flanking a mirror or artwork. The 150mm height and 330mm width mean it fits standard UK stud centres and can be positioned without conflicting with typical door frame heights. The upward and downward light pattern adds vertical dimension to a wall without illuminating the entire surface.

The white powder-coated metal finish gives a neutral backdrop that pairs with both cool and warm colour schemes, and the matt surface avoids reflections under daylight. The integrated LED delivers 1250lm output at 3000K, which is warm white rather than cool white, suiting residential spaces where cooler colour temperatures can feel clinical. The fitting weighs 1.3kg and fixes to a standard back plate using concealed screws, so the front face shows no visible fixings once installed.

Is the Fuji dimmable?

No. The integrated LED runs at a fixed 14W output and is not compatible with dimmer switches. If dimming is required, consider installing the Fuji on a switched circuit where you control it by turning the light on or off rather than adjusting brightness.

Does it provide enough light for a hallway?

The 1250lm output at 3000K provides ambient wash light rather than full illumination. In a typical 2.4m-wide hallway, one Fuji every 2-3m gives adequate background light for navigation. For reading or task lighting, pair with additional fittings or use the Fuji as accent lighting alongside ceiling spots.

How is the light directed?

Light escapes upward and downward through narrow gaps between the metal body and the wall, creating vertical wash patterns above and below the fitting. The metal body itself remains dark, functioning as a sculptural shadow element against the wall.

Can it be fitted horizontally or only vertically?

The peaked design works best when mounted in the orientation shown, with the peak running horizontally across the wall. Rotating it 90 degrees would alter the intended light distribution and the visual balance of the form.