Loop 2 Light Wall Light With Switch - Antique Brass

The Loop is a 2-light wall light with curved antique brass arms extending from a circular backplate, each arm holding a frosted glass globe with a clear outer layer. A rocker switch on the backplate allows the fitting to be turned on and off at the wall without needing a separate room switch, making it practical for bedside positions or reading areas where local control is useful.

Designed for bedrooms, hallways and living rooms, the Loop works as bedside lighting in pairs flanking a headboard, or as accent lighting in hallways and on chimney breasts. The 180mm projection from the wall and 220mm width suit walls where a compact fitting is needed without crowding furniture or walkways. The two G9 sockets (bulbs sold separately) accept capsule LEDs or halogens, with dimming available if dimmable G9 bulbs are fitted and paired with a compatible dimmer.

The antique brass finish shows a warmer, slightly aged tone compared to polished brass, with subtle tonal variation across the surface that catches light differently depending on viewing angle. The frosted inner layer of each glass globe diffuses the G9 bulb to reduce glare, while the clear outer layer gives definition to the sphere shape and adds depth to the glass. The combination of curved metal arms and layered glass creates shadow and reflection patterns on adjacent walls when lit.

What bulbs does the Loop take?

The fitting takes 2 x G9 capsule bulbs, sold separately. Most users pair this with LED G9 bulbs between 3-5W and 2700K-3000K for warm bedroom or hallway lighting. Halogen G9 bulbs also fit but run hotter and consume more power.

Is the built-in switch a rocker or pull-cord?

The switch is a rocker switch on the circular backplate. This allows the light to be controlled at the wall without needing to reach for a separate room switch, which is particularly useful for bedside installations.

Can the Loop be dimmed?

Yes, but only if dimmable G9 bulbs are fitted and the room circuit includes a compatible dimmer switch. The fitting itself is dimmer-compatible, but non-dimmable LED bulbs will not dim and may flicker or fail if used with a dimmer.

What's the difference between antique brass and polished brass?

Antique brass has a warmer, slightly aged tone with subtle tonal variation across the surface, whereas polished brass is brighter and more reflective with a uniform golden finish. Antique brass suits traditional and warmer interiors, while polished brass pairs better with contemporary or high-contrast schemes.