Inina 2 Light Crystal Wall Light With Switch - Polished Chrome

The Inina is a 2-light crystal wall light with a polished chrome frame and tiered layers of octagonal cut crystals that cascade down in increasing size from the backplate. Two E14 bulbs sit behind clear crystal prisms, with the light reflecting through the faceted crystal droplets to create ambient sparkle. An integrated switch on the backplate allows the light to be controlled at the fitting without requiring a separate wall switch.

Designed for living rooms, bedrooms and hallways where decorative accent lighting is needed, the Inina sits 170mm from the wall and measures 280mm wide by 290mm high — compact enough for narrow walls between doorways or alcoves. The switch function makes it practical for bedside positions or above sofas where direct control is needed. The polished chrome finish pairs with both traditional crystal chandeliers and contemporary chrome fittings in the same room.

Each octagonal crystal is faceted on multiple planes, multiplying the light thrown by the two E14 bulbs into hundreds of smaller reflections across walls and ceilings when lit. The tiered structure gives depth to the crystal arrangement, avoiding the flat appearance of single-layer designs. The 2kg weight requires secure fixing into a wall capable of supporting the load — plasterboard alone is insufficient without anchoring into a stud or using appropriate cavity fixings.

What bulbs does the Inina take?

The fitting takes two E14 (small Edison screw) bulbs up to 40W each. Bulbs are sold separately. Most users pair this with warm-white LED candle bulbs between 4-6W and 2700K-3000K to highlight the crystal without overpowering the room.

Is the Inina dimmable?

Yes, provided you fit dimmable E14 bulbs and connect the light to a compatible dimmer switch on the wall circuit. The integrated switch on the fitting itself is on/off only and does not control brightness — dimming happens at the wall switch.

How is the integrated switch wired?

The switch interrupts the live feed within the fitting, so the light can be turned on or off at the wall sconce without needing a separate wall switch. However, most installations still include a wall switch for convenience and safety during bulb changes.

What wall fixing is needed for the 2kg weight?

The backplate must be secured into solid masonry, a timber stud, or plasterboard with appropriate cavity anchors rated for the weight. Standard plasterboard fixings alone are insufficient for a 2kg crystal fitting.