
Brass Mirror Light – Scalloped Picture Wall Light
This brass mirror light is a picture-style wall light in 304-grade stainless steel with an antique brass finish. We bend the swan-neck arm, cut the scalloped edge along the shade and age the finish in our own factory. Tilt the head and warm light falls on your mirror, your painting or your bar shelf, and the steel will not rust.
Original price was: ₹9,260.00.₹4,590.00Current price is: ₹4,590.00.
Overview
This brass mirror light aims warm light where you need it: your face, a painting, a shelf of glassware. Your mirror is where the day starts, so it should start well.
A scalloped shade, 30 cm long, sits on a swan-neck arm off a square wall plate. The head tilts, so you aim the light yourself.
What is a brass mirror light?
It is a picture light for a mirror: the classic form, made to work above the glass. The shade is a half-round tube with a scalloped lower edge.
It is open underneath, so all the light goes down and none of it goes into your eyes. The scallops are the part people notice. They soften a plain tube and throw a gently wavy line of light onto whatever sits below.
What is this mirror light made of?
Every metal part is 304-grade stainless steel: the shade, the arm, the knuckle and the wall plate. The finish is antique brass, aged so it already has depth. “Brass” names the colour of the finish. The steel underneath is what keeps it standing.
Steel is the structure in everything we make. Here it is the whole piece, so the hands show. In our own factory in India the arm is bent into its swan neck, the scallops are cut along the shade, and the finish is aged before it leaves us.
Switch it on and the inside of the shade bounces the light. The pool is soft-edged, not a hard spot. Stainless steel will not rust, even in a humid Indian bathroom. You get a lifetime warranty against rusting on orders from 4 October 2026.
Where does a mirror light work best?
- Above a bathroom or dressing mirror: Light falls onto your face from above and in front. That is what you want for shaving or make-up.
- Over a hallway console mirror: The antique brass finish and scalloped edge read as decor even before you switch it on.
- Above artwork in a living room or hallway: Tilt the head down and it washes a canvas evenly, the way a gallery would.
- Over a bar cabinet or open shelving: Aimed into a niche, it turns bottles and glassware into the feature.

Looking for an antique mirror light?
This is one. It has the swan neck, the tilting knuckle and the scalloped edge of an old gallery light. The antique brass finish is aged, so it looks settled from the first day.
It is a new light, made by us, not a restored piece. So you get the antique mirror light look with a built-in LED, steel that will not rust and parts you can still buy.
Why a tilting mirror light does more
Most wall lights are fixed. This one aims.
The knuckle joint behind the shade tilts the head through a useful arc. That one feature turns a light that decorates a wall into one that does a job. It is why the same light works over a mirror, a painting or a shelf.
The arm holds the shade 25 cm forward of the wall. So the light lands on the mirror or picture, not on the wall behind it. That is the whole point of the swan neck.
Unlit, it reads as an object. Antique brass looks right against pale plaster, deep green or oxblood walls, gilt and walnut frames, marble vanities and panelled walls. It suits a classic room and a modern one. Keep it away from chrome and cool-white schemes, which fight the warm finish.
Light and fitting
The light source is an integrated 6 W LED in 3000K warm white. It is built in, so no bulb is needed. The LED module carries a 1-year warranty on orders from 4 October 2026.
It runs on 220–240 V. It is not dimmable. It gives a fixed, warm 3000K light, aimed downward with an adjustable tilt.
It is rated IP20, for indoor, dry spots. Over a vanity in a dry, well-ventilated bathroom is fine. Keep it clear of the shower and of direct splashes.
It is hard-wired to your wall switch, so it runs off the same circuit as the room. Any licensed electrician fits it in 20–30 minutes, and we help free on a video call. Fix the plate 15–20 cm above the top edge of the mirror or frame.
Why buy it from the people who make it
We make this light in our own factory in India, and have since 2015. In-stock pieces leave within 4 working days. Out-of-stock pieces are made for you in 12–15 working days. A custom size or finish takes 15–20 working days. Importers take 60–120 days.
Shipping is free across India. Pay by UPI, card, net banking or EMI on eligible cards. If anything arrives damaged, tell us within 48 hours of delivery with photos and we sort it.
The stainless steel will not rust, with a lifetime warranty on orders from 4 October 2026. We make spares whenever you need them, so a new arm or shade is a reorder, not a hunt. Designers and architects get overnight project support; send us your drawing for a quote. For your own home, buy it right here on this page.
See more wall lights, our indoor wall lights, picture lights, hallway wall lights, living room wall lights and bedroom wall lights. Choosing for a whole home? Read how to choose wall lights, room by room, and why stainless steel outlasts mild steel. Pairs well with the 400 mm picture wall light with a natural stone ball for a wider painting.
Specifications
Fit
Mount to the fixture centre, not the back box.
Vastu
Vastu tradition favours mirrors on the north or east wall, in the bathroom too. It also asks that a mirror never sit in a dark corner. A well-lit mirror is treated as the better arrangement.
Warm, steady light is preferred over harsh glare, and a mirror should not face the main door or the bed. So choose the wall first, then light it. This light puts a fixed 3000K glow onto the mirror from above, with no glare in your eyes and no flicker. The scalloped edge keeps the form soft, with no sharp points aimed into the room.
Vastu is a tradition of arranging a home so it feels right. We don’t promise luck. We make a light that helps the room feel calm and cared for.
Care
FAQ
Where does a brass mirror light work best?
Above a bathroom or dressing mirror, over a hallway console mirror, above framed art, or aimed into a bar niche. Fix it 15–20 cm above the top edge, over a mirror about 1.5 to 2 times its width.
Is it made of solid brass?
No. Every metal part is 304-grade stainless steel with an antique brass finish. The steel will not rust, with a lifetime rust warranty on orders from 4 October 2026. Wipe it with a dry soft cloth and skip metal polish, which strips the aged finish.
Is this a real antique?
No. It is a new antique mirror light, made in our own factory in India. The aged finish gives it the look, and the 304-grade stainless steel underneath is new and will not rust.
Can the head be angled?
Yes. The shade sits on a knuckle joint, so you tilt it up or down after fitting. Aim it at the middle of the mirror or canvas and it lights the whole surface evenly.
Can I use this mirror light in a bathroom?
Yes, over a vanity in a dry, well-ventilated bathroom. It is IP20, so keep it clear of the shower and of direct splashes.
Is it dimmable?
No. This light is not dimmable. It gives a fixed warm 3000K light.
Can I get a different size or finish, and how fast does it ship?
Yes, shade length, arm projection and finish can all change, in 15–20 working days. A stock piece leaves within 4 working days; made to order takes 12–15 working days. Send us your mirror width and we will tell you if this size is right.
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