Pivot Hardwired Swing-Arm Wall Lamp

Pivot Hardwired Swing-Arm Wall Lamp

Arm L 13.4″ + 9.8″ / Blue
Sale price  $302.99 USD Regular price $550.00 USD
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Pivot Hardwired Swing-Arm Wall Lamp
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Pivot Hardwired Swing-Arm Wall Lamp

Sale price  $302.99 USD Regular price $550.00 USD
Swing arm moves without moving the fixture
Hardwired, so no cable down the wall
Points light exactly where you read

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Pivot Hardwired Swing-Arm Wall Lamp

Arm L 13.4″ + 9.8″ / Blue

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    Ships from our US warehouse — arrives in ~4-8 business days
    30-day returns · crated and padded for safe transit

    SHIPS FROM USA

    HAND-FINISHED

    30-DAY RETURNS

    12-MONTH WARRANTY

    ALABASTER & BRASS

    Move The Light, Not The Lamp

    The head swings independently of the mount, so you can aim it at a book tonight and a desk tomorrow without touching the fixing.

    No Cable On Show

    Hardwiring keeps the wall clean and frees the surface below. Beside a bed that means a nightstand with nothing running across it.

    A Joint Built To Last

    The pivot holds its position instead of drifting under its own weight. Aurelex builds the moving part properly because it is the part that gets used.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    How far does the arm reach?

    Far enough to bring the light over a book or a desk from a wall mount, then fold back close when you are done. That range is the whole reason for a swing arm.

    Does the arm stay where I put it?

    Yes. The joint has enough friction to hold position under the weight of the head, so it does not creep down over an evening.

    What does hardwired mean for installation?

    It connects to a wall box rather than a plug, so an electrician fits it. In return you get no visible cable, which is what makes it look built in rather than added.

    What height should it be mounted?

    Beside a bed, roughly level with your shoulder when sitting up, so the light falls on the page. Over a desk, high enough that the arm clears the work surface.

    How do I look after the joint?

    Nothing beyond keeping it dusted with a dry cloth. Do not oil the pivot, since the friction is what holds the arm in place.