Iridescent glass wall light

Transform an unused wall with a plug-in light that changes character throughout the day. The iridescent glass bubbles reflect subtle tones of blue, violet, pink and gold as the light and viewing angle shift, giving the clustered silhouette a playful yet considered presence.

The feeling
Expressive, atmospheric and slightly otherworldly. The iridescent glass brings colour into the room without relying on a solid or dominant shade.

When switched off, the bubbles catch natural light with a soft pearlescent shimmer. Once illuminated, the reflections become warmer and more pronounced, creating a layered glow across the curved glass surfaces.

Where it works best
Use this iridescent plug-in bubble wall light beside a bed, above a compact side table or within a living-room corner that needs a more decorative layer of light. It also makes a distinctive feature in hallways, dressing areas, dining rooms and creative spaces.

Its plug-in construction is particularly useful where you want statement wall lighting without installing a new hardwired electrical point.

Why it works
The bubble cluster gives the wall light immediate sculptural presence, while the translucent iridescent finish allows it to respond to the colours and lighting already within the room.

A choice of black or gold hardware lets you shape the overall mood. Black creates stronger architectural contrast, while gold introduces warmer metallic detail. Select a black cable for a more defined line or white linen for a lighter, softer effect.

The design detail
A circular wall plate and angular arm support a layered arrangement of iridescent glass bubbles around the central light source.

Each rounded surface catches and reflects light differently, producing subtle variations in colour across the cluster. The fitting is available with either black or gold hardware and a choice of black or white linen fabric cable, allowing the visible components to feel intentionally coordinated.

How to style it
Choose black hardware to emphasise the colourful glass against pale walls, deeper paint colours or contemporary architectural details. Pair it with black-framed windows, dark handles and matt black electrical fittings for a more graphic look.

Gold hardware gives the iridescent bubbles a warmer feel and works beautifully with natural stone, soft neutrals, dark timber and coordinating gold details.

Keep the surrounding wall relatively uncluttered so the changing colour and sculptural arrangement remain the focus.