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Laura Ashley Wall Lights

Compare Laura Ashley wall lights by projection, overall size, shade and switch position. For a pair, check both mounting positions against furniture and the electrical supply; confirm any left/right or switched options on the product page. Collection from Camberley only, with free in-store help choosing.

FREE CAMBERLEY COLLECTION • INDEPENDENT SINCE 1971 • EXPERT LIGHTING ADVICE
Order online and we’ll confirm when your item is ready to collect. Not every online product is on showroom display; contact our Camberley team for advice and our best available price.

Laura Ashley Wall Lights FAQs

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Order online for collection from our Camberley showroom. Contact us before travelling to see a particular fitting.

Lighting advice from Illuminations of Camberley

Read our related lighting guide: How to Coordinate Lighting Across Rooms Without Overmatching.

How to choose Laura Ashley wall lights

Start with the job the light needs to do: frame a fireplace, soften an entrance or provide light beside a bed. In a narrow hallway, compare the fitting's projection with the walking route and nearby doors. Beside a bed, consider the headboard, shade height and access to the switch from a seated position.

Check each product's dimensions, bulb requirements and whether a switch or shade is included. Agree fixed wiring and positioning with your electrician before decorating. Bring a photograph and measurements to our Camberley showroom for advice, and contact us to confirm display availability for a particular design.

Should Laura Ashley wall lights be bought in pairs?

Yes — wall lights are typically wired in pairs, either side of a bed or chimney breast. Ordering both together guarantees a matching finish batch code.

What's the difference between up-down and single-shade wall lights?

Up-down designs cast light both above and below the fitting; single-shade designs give a softer, more contained light suited to bedside positions.

What finishes do Laura Ashley wall lights come in?

This range includes antique brass, polished nickel and matt white, in twin-arm, swing-arm and single-shade designs.

Sources and update information

Buying advice from Illuminations of Camberley.

Further reading: Energy Saving Trust: choosing bulbs, brightness, colour and dimming.

Source links checked: 18 October 2026. Room proportions and styling suggestions are general buying guidance; confirm specifications and installation requirements for the exact product.

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