Plaster wall lamp Jiru with decorative perforated pattern

The lampshade of this plaster wall lamp is gently curved like a visor, allowing most of the light to escape upwards and downwards. However, because the plaster surface is not continuous, but is instead perforated with countless small holes that together create a pretty pattern, some light can also escape here, creating a beautiful sparkle of many points of light that artfully break through the shadow. The Jiru wall lamp is particularly suitable for additional or accent lighting because the focus is, of course, not on bright illumination, but on an atmospheric effect.