LED Picture Light Fixtures 24.4 Inches, Full Metal Artwork Wall Lamp with Single Swing Arm, 14W (70W Eqv.), Hardwired Connection, Non-Dimmable, 3000K Warm White, CRI80+, Golden-Like Brass Finish

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ **Perfect Addition to Our Living Room!** I recently purchased this rechargeable light to place above our mantel in the living room, and I couldn't be happier with it! The sleek design and high-quality materials make it a stylish addition to our decor. It provides just the right amount of illumination, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere without being too harsh. One of the best features is the rechargeable battery. It's incredibly convenient not having to deal with messy cords or frequently replacing batteries. The charge lasts a long time, and the light itself is easy to remove and recharge when needed. The installation was a breeze, too; we had it mounted and ready to go in no time. The adjustable brightness settings are another highlight, allowing us to customize the lighting to suit our needs, whether we're hosting a dinner party or enjoying a quiet evening at home. Overall, this rechargeable light has exceeded my expectations in every way. It’s not just functional, but it also adds a touch of elegance to our living room. Highly recommend!

Very nicely made, easy install.

Absolutely beautiful! Perfect adjustment and tilt option. Price not a match to any other similar product! Just be ready to spend some time and get frustrated installing... Side screws that hold fixture to the mounting plate are small, making it difficult to start screwing with fingers... try that while holding the hanging fixture and a screwdriver, balancing yourself on a ladder! On top of that, since in all fairness this is probably an issue with any fixture, apparently the screw holes seem aligned to the mounting plate, so that the plate is flush to the edge of the fixture, except it’s not. And if your wall is not perfectly finished and chances are it’s not, since the focus of drywall muddying is the wall, not perfect geometry for a fixture; the screw holes will not match the mounting plate! Honestly, I don’t know why the hole is not oval so we can slide the fixture slightly, matching it to the plate, but it is what is! 40min after struggling with this, I decided to use a tiny piece of painters tape between the plate and the wall, so that the plate could sit a fraction of an inch away from the wall, giving me the opportunity to align the fixture holes and screw it in place. Learning that lesson, took me 5min to install the second fixture. Looks amazing and is still worth the hassle...

We wanted a light to accent a painting that was made by a dear friend of ours. We knew that this painting was going to take up a lot of wall space and needed proper lighting. This piece shines brightly and is extremely well made. It's sturdy and looks museum quality.

I bought these in 2022, and they are beautiful… But today, November 2025, it caught on fire. It seems that the wiring inside of the fixture itself (not the wiring from my house) somehow caught on fire— thank God we were in the room when it happened. Please beware!

This lamp was used after relocating a coffee bar to the living area ..... so that the client was NOT brewing a pot of coffee outside the POWDER BATH's door! The lamp lit the newly created hallway and highlighted the art beautifully. My client and I were pleased with the price, quality and richness of this look. I highly recommend!

I installed (6) of these. I was worried about safety considering there are multiple reviews mentioning the inverter failure - but I contacted supplier and they provided UL listing which I confirmed by checking via UL's website. The color and finish are great. The light itself is great - although, it says 3000K warmth I would say it's much bluer - I have 3000K in-ceiling lights as well as 3000K LED bulbs, and there's always a bit of variation, but these sconces are noticeably bluer than any of my other 3000K. As others mentioned it wouldn't be too difficult to fix if I can find the right transparent sheet to insert into the tube. My biggest problems are that the fixtures only have (2) screws, which cause them to hinge. The sconce doesn't lay flush against the wall, so there's a gap on the top (see pic). Also, not pictured, is the fact that the cover plate for these is slightly undersized - when using a standard round JB, the cover plate doesn't completely hide the blue JB. So there's a bit of exposed JB. I trimmed my JB's down, but it's an additional step you wouldn't normally do.