Lincoln 1 Light Wall Light Frosted Glass & Crystal - Satin Nickel

The Lincoln is a single-light wall fitting built around a cylindrical frosted glass shade enclosed in a satin nickel frame of square-section tubing. A faceted crystal sphere hangs from a curved bracket above the shade, adding a decorative accent without overwhelming the structure. The E27 bulb sits inside the frosted cylinder, which diffuses the light in all directions to create soft ambient wash across walls and ceilings.

Designed for hallways, bedrooms and living rooms where wall-mounted lighting supplements ceiling fittings or provides task lighting near seating, the Lincoln projects 300mm from the wall and stands 260mm tall. The frosted glass prevents glare from a bare bulb while the crystal sphere catches and reflects light when the fitting is switched on. The satin nickel finish sits between polished chrome and brushed steel in tone, offering a neutral metallic that pairs with both warm and cool colour schemes.

The square tubing gives the frame a slightly architectural character that sits comfortably in transitional interiors where traditional and contemporary elements mix. The 1kg weight is light enough for standard plasterboard fixing with appropriate wall plugs, and the E27 socket accepts any standard screw-fit LED, halogen or filament bulb up to 60W. Diyas produces matching pendants, floor lamps and table lamps in the Lincoln range, allowing coordinated lighting across multiple rooms.

What bulb does it take?

The Lincoln takes a standard E27 (Edison screw) bulb up to 60W. Bulbs are sold separately. Most users pair this with a warm-white LED between 6-10W and 2700K-3000K for ambient lighting in hallways and bedrooms.

Is it dimmable?

Yes, if paired with a dimmable E27 bulb and a compatible dimmer switch. The fitting itself does not restrict dimming — the dimmer compatibility depends entirely on the bulb you install.

What is the projection from the wall?

The Lincoln projects 300mm from the wall once fitted. This makes it suitable for walls with adequate clearance — avoid placing it where the projection would obstruct doorways or narrow hallway traffic.

Can it be fitted on plasterboard?

Yes. At 1kg the Lincoln is light enough for standard plasterboard installation using appropriate cavity wall fixings or toggle bolts. Solid walls require standard masonry plugs and screws.