Parker Wall Light : Adjustable Arm
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Our Parker Adjustable Arm Wall Light combines simple shape with everyday practicality. Designed in the UK by Mark Holloway, the tall opal-glass shade (24.5cm × 9.5cm) gives a warm, even glow that’s great beside the bed, over a desk or lighting a cosy corner.
The adjustable arm lets you aim the light exactly where you need it. Choose switchable (with a small switch on the fitting) or unswitchable if you prefer to control it from the wall. It uses a standard E27 bulb and is fully dimmable, so you can make it bright for reading or soft for winding down. The metalwork comes in eight finishes:Antique Brass, Light Antique Brass, Dark Bronze, Satin Brass, Polished Brass, Polished Nickel, Polished Chrome, Matt Black so you can match your taps and hardware or go bold with contrast.
A single Parker works beautifully next to an armchair. Use a pair either side of a bed or mirror for lovely balance. Its skinny cylinder gives rooms a clean, relaxed look without feeling fussy.
FAQs
Does it have a switch?
Choose either switched or unswitchable.
Can I move the arm?
Yes, the adjustable arm lets you direct the light.
What bulb does it need?
A standard E27 bulb — warm LEDs look great.
Is it dimmable?
Yes, with a dimmable bulb + switch.
Can I use it in the bathroom?
No, this version is for dry areas only. Tall, simple and full of soft, useful light — the Parker Adjustable Arm Wall Light is an easy go-to for bedsides, desks and cosy corners.
- £6 delivery fee on all orders
- Guaranteed delivery within 3-5 working days from the time you place your order on all in-stock items
- Delivery time period may increase to 10 working days during sale periods
- Once your order has been despatched, you will receive a tracking link by email so you can follow your delivery to your door
- Free Delivery offer only applies to UK mainland purchases. We reserve the right to make additional charges for overseas deliveries and for remote parts of the UK, including Isle of Wight, Isle of Man, Northern Ireland, Shetland, and the Highlands.
