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Dunelm customers have been singing the praises of a plug-in wall light that doesn’t need an electrician to install. The retailer’s range of lamps that simply need a plug socket nearby to get up and running are proving extremely popular, with buyers praising both the look and ease of getting them set up.
One of the them with an extremely high rating is the Churchgate Harby Plug In Wall Light that’s priced at £40. The stylish light is designed with a white ceramic glazed head, and finished in an antique gold metal and complete with a white twisted cable.
For those concerned about having a cable on show, after all that’s traditionally avoided, this particular one is designed in such a way that it’s made to look stylish and natural, not like an ugly wire drooping down.
It is worth noting that a bulb is not included, so that will add a bit extra on top. Dunelm has lots to choose from, including the Lois Globe LED Dimmable Bulb (£8), while fancier options include the Status Spiral Filament Bumpy Bulb (£22).
Amazon also stocks the £55.89 KEESFU Plug in Wall Lights. These particular lights have an industrial design and come in a pair, so they cost a more affordable £28 each.
The Amazon lights also have an adjustable height option which is a nice added feature. B&Q also has options like the Harbour Studio Vara Plug-in LED Wall light priced at £37.
This features an antique brass finish that B&Q says “adds a touch of vintage charm to your space”. The Dunelm Churchgate light has averaged 4.7 out of 5 from more than 150 reviews to date.
One said: “Beautiful Lights, look way more expensive. Thoroughly recommend these.” Another continued: “Looks lovely, good quality and easy to install. Would recommend.”
A third went on: “Amazing quality and really adds a premium feel to the bedside. Added these to a room refresh for a beachy look and feel and the quality is great. We’ve had lovely comments already and love the look.”
Despite the overwhelmingly positive feedback, there were a couple of drawbacks highlighted. One such issue mentioned: “Lovely lamps, look more expensive than they are. My one gripe is the switch is a horrible cheap looking plastic one so you have to sort of hide it behind the lamp.”
