Curved Up and Down Wall Light, Waterproof Modern LED Fixture

Up and down wall lights are one of the simplest ways to make a house look good at night. One beam lights the ground by the door, where people need to see their step, and a second beam washes up the wall, drawing a clean line of light across the facade. The effect is architectural and welcoming at the same time, and it works on almost any exterior.

The Curved Up and Down Wall Light brings a softer shape to that idea. Its rounded aluminum body feels gentler than the usual square box, it comes in four finishes and five sizes including a motion sensing version, and it is sold in sets so a pair or a whole run arrives perfectly matched.

What makes the curved wall light stand out

The curve is the signature. Most up and down lights are square or rectangular, which suits very modern homes but can look severe on a traditional facade. A rounded body sits comfortably on brick, stucco, siding and stone, and it softens the look of a modern entrance too.

The finishes add personality. Plain black and plain white are classic choices that blend into dark or light walls. Black with gold and white with gold add a small accent of warmth that catches the eye in daylight and makes the fixture feel more considered.

The light itself is warm, between 2700K and 3999K, the range that makes an entrance feel inviting and flatters natural materials. The body is aluminum, and the fixture is hardwired for a permanent installation.

Where it looks best, around the house

• Either side of the front door. A matched pair frames the entrance.
• Garage walls. Evenly spaced lights mark the drive at night.
• Side doors and gates. The motion sensing version switches on as you arrive.
• Patio and deck walls. A run of lights adds rhythm to a long wall.
• Balconies and porches. Smaller sizes suit tight spaces.

It suits modern, farmhouse and transitional homes, and the gold accent finishes are especially good on white or pale walls.

Choosing the size and placement

The sizes are 2.8 by 2.8 by 5.9 inches, 3.2 by 3.2 by 7.9 inches, 4.7 by 4.7 by 11.8 inches and 5.9 by 5.9 by 15.7 inches, plus the 3.2 by 7.9 inch motion sensing version. They are listed in the Dimensions section above.

Choose the size in proportion to the door or wall:

• Small sizes suit side doors, narrow walls and balconies.
• The 4.7 by 11.8 inch size suits most front doors and garage walls.
• The 5.9 by 15.7 inch size suits tall entrances and large facades.
• Mount pairs at the same height so the beams line up above and below.

Because it is sold in sets of 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 15, 20 or 30, decide how many walls and doors you want to light before ordering, and choose one size and finish for the whole house so everything matches. All required mounting hardware and instructions are included.

Layering it with other lighting

Up and down lights handle the facade and the entrances. Add path lights along the walkway and a few spotlights on planting, and the garden gains depth at night. Keep every light in a similar warm color temperature, and the whole exterior will feel calm and consistent rather than patchy.

Browse the outdoor up and down wall lights collection for other shapes, or the path lights collection to guide guests from the street to the door.

The motion sensing version is a useful partner for the rest of the lights. Use it at a side door or by the bins, where you want light only when someone is there, and keep the main entrance on a regular switch or timer for a steady welcome.

Finally, think about the view from inside. Lights on a patio wall can be seen through windows and glass doors, so a warm, soft beam makes the garden feel like part of the room in the evening.

Texture is where up and down lights really shine. On a smooth painted wall, the beams draw two crisp lines; on brick, stone or wood cladding, the light grazes the surface and picks out every joint and grain, which makes the facade look rich and three dimensional at night. If your house has one textured wall, such as a stone porch or a brick garage, that is often the best place for a pair. On plain walls, spacing several lights evenly creates a pattern of light that gives the facade rhythm. Either way, walk around the house at dusk before deciding, and notice which doors people actually use and which walls face the street, so every light earns its place.

Is the curved wall light right for your space?

This wall light is a strong fit if you:

• Want to light both the doorstep and the wall above.
• Prefer a rounded, softer shape to a square box.
• Need several matching lights, sold in sets from 2 to 30.
• Want the option of a motion sensing version for side doors.

It may not suit you if you want a single light rather than a set, or a solar light with no wiring, since this fixture is hardwired.

Every order ships free across the US and most arrive in 6 to 9 business days. Unused items in their original packaging can be returned within 30 days of delivery, and questions about sizes are answered at info@norafurnish.com.