Horizontal Slat Up-Down Wall Light

A facade light that doesn't try to be decorative

This is a wall light built to run every night for years without complaint: a waterproof housing, a slatted front that breaks the beam into clean horizontal lines, and a light thrown both up and down the wall rather than out into the garden.

The details that make it work

The horizontal slats aren't just styling, they diffuse the beam so you get a soft wash of light rather than a hard glare off the wall, and they read as architectural rather than as "a light stuck on." Choose warm or cool light, and one of five housing shapes from a compact single-layer tower to a taller three-layer ledge.

Weatherproof housing rated for permanent outdoor use, across all five shapes.

Where it fits in

Either side of a front door, along a garage frontage, or spaced down a garden wall. The up-down beam is what makes it work as facade lighting rather than just a porch light, it defines the wall itself, not just the doorway.

The specifics

• Type: Outdoor up-down wall light
• Light colour: Warm or Cool
• Styles: Tower 1 Layer (22.5×11×13cm) · Block 2 Layer (29.5×11×13cm) · Ledge 3 Layer (36.5×11×13cm) · Barrel 1 Layer (23×9×15.5cm) · Pillar 2 Layer (23×9×15.5cm)
• Housing: Weatherproof, black
• Use: Permanent outdoor installation