Konstantin wall light made of paintable plaster Konstantin starts off as a relatively inconspicuous and simple wall light, but this discreet façade conceals countless possible uses - firstly because the shape and colour fit in with many styles and furnishing concepts, but also because plaster is a surface that can be changed at a later date and is better suited to creative lighting design than almost any other. Many wishes in this regard can be realised in no time at all, e.g. painting the wall lamp in the same tone as the wall colour, a paint colour that contrasts with the rest of the furnishings or even a special motif or a real illustration, which is an option worth considering in a children's room, for example. There are no limits to the luminaire artists here and Konstantin comes with gloves and sandpaper as standard to prepare the surface treatment. The light escapes downwards - there is an additional frosted glass shade here - as well as upwards and shines pleasantly softly, so that a great deal of cosiness can be created.