Applique murale rotative Collins
Prix régulier
€78,95 EUR
Prix de vente
€78,95 EUR
Prix régulier
€112,95 EUR
Specifications & Details
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a wall light and a sconce?
Short answer: a sconce is a type of wall light with decorative and directional intent. 'Wall light' is the broad category for any fixture mounted to a wall; 'sconce' generally refers to smaller, styled fixtures that cast accent or task light rather than primary room illumination. The Collin Wall Sconce, for example, pairs painted metal with natural wood details, offers 180° rotation for targeted reading light, and uses an E27 base up to 40W — features you expect from a purpose-built sconce. This makes it ideal for bedside, hallway accents, or layered lighting schemes. Suited to buyers seeking elegant, modern or Scandinavian aesthetics. If you need significant general illumination for a large room, combine sconces with ceiling fixtures or floor lamps because a single sconce typically won’t replace a central light source.
Is the Rotating Collin Wall Sconce good for bedside reading?
Yes — the Collin is an excellent choice for bedside reading. It rotates 180 degrees so you can aim light precisely at a book without disturbing a partner, its shade measures 4.7 by 6 inches for focused illumination, and the natural wood arm and backplate create a warm, comfortable glow. It supports an E27 bulb up to 40W (use an LED equivalent of about 6–9W for a similar warm incandescent feel and longer bulb life), and the pull-chain switch provides instant on/off at the bedside. Ideal for readers, couples, and boutique bedrooms that appreciate a Scandinavian-inspired luxury finish. Note that bulbs are not included and the stock pull-chain offers on/off control only; if you require dimming you’ll need a compatible dimmable bulb plus a modified switch or convert to a dimming solution through Letifly’s customization options.
How does the Collin Wall Sconce compare to fixed wall sconces?
The Collin outperforms many fixed sconces when you need adjustable, task-oriented lighting. Its 180° up-and-down rotation and 4.3-inch wooden arm let you redirect light for reading, accenting artwork, or changing mood, whereas fixed sconces are static and require precise initial placement. Constructed from painted metal with warm wood details and finished with a gold-tone pull chain, the Collin also offers a luxury Scandinavian look that many basic wall lights lack. It uses a standard E27 base and supports bulbs up to 40W, making bulb selection flexible. Suited for homeowners and designers who value versatility and style. If you prefer an integrated LED array or a fixture with factory dimming and remote control, consider an LED panel or a hardwired fixture designed for dimming rather than the pull-chain Collin without modification.
Will the Collin work for small rooms or hallways?
Yes — the Collin is well-suited for small rooms and hallways as an elegant accent or task fixture. Its compact shade (4.7 by 6 inches) and modest wooden backplate (4.72-inch diameter) keep the profile slim in tight circulation spaces, and one fixture effectively lights 5–10 square meters when paired with an appropriate E27 bulb up to 40W. The 180° rotation lets you direct light down a corridor or onto a focal point, making it useful for layered lighting in apartments, powder rooms, and entryways. Ideal for renters, compact-living owners, and designers looking for a Nordic modern touch. However, if you need uniform, high-lumen general lighting for a larger room, the Collin should be used with additional fixtures or ceiling lighting because it’s designed more for task/ambient accents than to replace a main light source.
Can I convert the Collin to a plug-in or change the canopy size/finish?
Yes — Letifly offers customization options, including converting hardwired fixtures to plug-in versions and providing different canopy sizes and finishes. Contact support@letifly.com to request cord length changes, hardwire-to-plug conversions, or alternative finishes; these modifications allow renters or custom installations to maintain the Collin’s luxury aesthetic while meeting practical needs. The fixture also meets CE, CCC, and ROHS certifications, which supports safe customization. This is an excellent option for designers, renters, and renovation projects seeking specific aesthetics or installation styles. Keep in mind custom work can add cost and lead time, and some electrical changes should be performed by a licensed electrician to meet local code and preserve warranty coverage.
What bulbs are compatible and what color temperature/brightness should I choose?
Use an E27-base bulb up to the fixture’s maximum 40W rating; LED bulbs are recommended for longevity and efficiency. A warm white 2700K–3000K LED creates the cozy, Nordic-inspired ambiance the Collin’s wood accents accentuate; aim for 400–800 lumens (roughly a 40W incandescent equivalent) for bedside or accent use. Choose dimmable LEDs only if you plan to install a compatible dimmer—by default the Collin’s pull-chain provides on/off only. LEDs lasting 15,000–25,000+ hours will dramatically reduce maintenance compared to incandescents. This guidance suits homeowners, interior stylists, and hospitality operators wanting consistent, warm light. Note bulbs are not included, so be sure to buy the specified E27 type and confirm dimmer compatibility if you require adjustable brightness.
Is the Collin Wall Sconce dimmable?
Not by default — the Collin’s standard pull-chain switch provides simple on/off operation only. You can achieve dimming, but it requires an electrical modification: either install a compatible hardwired dimmer in the circuit or convert the fixture and add an inline dimmer or dimmable driver that supports E27 bulbs. If you choose to use dimmable LED bulbs without changing the pull-chain circuit, you will not get dimming functionality. This answer is aimed at purchasers wanting mood control or variable lighting. Be aware that electrical modifications may affect warranty and should be performed by a qualified electrician to comply with local codes; alternatively, consider Letifly’s customization options and inquire at support@letifly.com about factory-supported dimming solutions.
How long will the Collin last with regular use compared to alternatives?
Expect the Collin to be a long-lasting fixture—its painted metal body and natural wood accents are built for durability and style. The mechanical parts (rotation, pull chain) are simple and robust compared with complex integrated-LED fixtures, which can mean fewer failure points. Longevity depends largely on bulb choice: LEDs will keep operating 15,000–25,000+ hours versus 1,000–2,000 hours for incandescents. With normal indoor use and occasional cleaning of the metal and wood surfaces, a well-installed Collin should last many years—commonly 5–10+ years of reliable service in residential settings. This appeals to buyers seeking a luxury-but-durable Scandinavian design. Keep in mind that exposure to moisture or extreme environments will shorten lifespan, and mechanical parts like the pull chain can wear faster under heavy daily use.
