Japanese Bamboo Rattan Wall Lamp

A bedside light should be calm, warm and easy on the eyes. A woven bamboo shade takes that brief and adds something extra: texture. When the lamp is on, light filters through the weave and scatters across the wall in a soft pattern, so the fixture decorates the room as much as it lights it. The Japanese Bamboo Rattan Wall Lamp brings that effect to the wall beside a bed, a reading chair or a quiet corner.

Mounted on the wall, it frees up the nightstand, and its natural bamboo and rattan shade brings warmth that metal or glass cannot match. With four shade shapes to choose from, it can suit a Japandi bedroom, a relaxed boho space or a calm Scandinavian home. That combination of gentle light, natural texture and decorative pattern is what makes it such a good bedside lamp.

What makes the bamboo wall lamp stand out

The weave is the heart of it. Woven shades do something a solid shade cannot: the light comes through the gaps and lands on the wall as a pattern. That pattern gives even a plain wall depth and interest in the evening, and it makes the lamp feel like part of the decor rather than simply a light.

The materials are the second strength. The shade is natural bamboo and rattan on a metal frame and backplate. Because the weave is a natural material, color and pattern vary slightly from piece to piece, so each lamp has its own character. The warm tone of the bamboo softens the light and suits bedrooms especially well.

The shapes are the third. Four shade shapes are offered: a blue pattern lantern, a square lantern, a round woven globe and a striped lantern. Each one gives a slightly different pattern, from more open to more dense, so you can choose how much texture you want on the wall.

Where it looks best, room by room

• Beside a bed. A pair either side of the headboard, with patterned light on the wall.
• Reading corners. A warm glow above a chair or a window seat.
• Japandi and Scandinavian rooms. Natural materials that suit calm, minimal spaces.
• Boho bedrooms. Woven texture that pairs with linen, macrame and plants.
• Hallways and landings. A decorative pattern of light on a plain wall.

The open weave breaks the light into a pattern across the wall, so hang it where that has room to show. A plain, pale wall displays the pattern most clearly, while a textured plaster wall adds even more depth.

Choosing the size and placement

The shades run 9.8 inches high by 5.9 inches wide, 9.1 inches high by 7.1 inches wide, and 9.1 inches high by 7.9 inches wide, depending on the style. All sizes are listed in the Dimensions section above, so you can check them against your wall.

Because it is a hardwired wall mount, installation needs a little planning:

• Turn the power off at the breaker before starting.
• If there is no supply at the spot you want, have an electrician run one.
• Beside a bed, mount it at a comfortable height for reading when sitting up against the headboard.
• Leave space around the shade so the woven pattern can spread across the wall.

It takes a standard E27 bulb, which is not included, so choose one before installation. A warm bulb gives the softest, most flattering glow through the weave.

Layering it with other lighting

In a bedroom, a pair of these wall lamps provides reading light and a warm evening glow, while a ceiling light handles general brightness. With the ceiling light off, the patterned light on the wall gives the room a calm, cozy atmosphere.

For a matching look, the bedside lamps collection has other natural material lamps, and the pendants collection includes woven shades that echo the same texture overhead.

Keep the palette natural: linen bedding, pale wood, cream walls and green plants all flatter bamboo and rattan. A woven basket or a jute rug nearby repeats the texture and ties the room together.

Care is simple. Switch off the power before cleaning, then dust the shade with a soft, dry cloth or a soft brush. Keep it away from moisture and direct sunlight so the bamboo does not dry out or fade.

Think about how the pattern will look from the bed or the chair you sit in most. A shade with a more open weave throws a bolder pattern that reads from across the room, while a denser weave gives a finer, softer texture that suits a small bedroom. Either way, a little distance between the shade and any shelf or picture lets the pattern spread freely.

Is the bamboo wall lamp right for your space?

This wall lamp is a strong fit if you:

• Love natural materials and woven texture.
• Want patterned light on the wall beside a bed or a chair.
• Want to free up nightstand space with a wall mounted lamp.
• Have existing wiring at the spot, or can have an electrician run it.

It may not be the right choice for a humid bathroom, a spot in strong sunlight, or a room with no wiring where you want a plug in lamp. A plug in table lamp or a moisture resistant fixture would suit those needs better.

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 the shapes and sizes are answered at info@norafurnish.com.