Kilter 1.0 Wall Light in Solid Brass

Tala UK

£157.5

The Kilter Wall Light is our take on an architectural lighting staple. Named in reference to the delicate confluence of the linear light source and central pivoting fixture, the light frosted finish subtly exposes and celebrates the internal filament when illuminated while maintaining the form of a typical S14d light source. The Kilter Wall Light fixture is available in White, Dark Grey, and Solid Brass enamel finishes and is rated IP44, making it an ideal bath bar or vanity light. The Kilter light source is available in two lengths – 640mm and 500mm – and two colour temperatures – 2200K and 2

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Registered at Companies House as TALA ENERGY LIMITED, number 08362941. Checked 2026-08-29.
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