Backlit Plaster Wall Art, Japandi LED Ring with Walnut Shelf and Bud Vase

It measures 120 cm (47 in) across including the shelf overhang, and 70 cm (27.6 in) tall. The illuminated ring itself is 70 cm (27.6 in) in diameter. That footprint is sized to fill the wall above a three-seat sofa or a standard double bed in one piece.

That is your choice at checkout. The Plug-in LED version ships with a mains adapter. The Battery LED version runs on AA batteries, so there is no cord on the wall at all, which matters in rented rooms and anywhere the socket is in the wrong place.

A laser-cut MDF base with a hand-applied sand-plaster finish over it, which is what makes it white plaster wall art rather than a print. The shelf is dark walnut wood, the vase is glass with a jute collar, and the small figurine is ceramic.

A warm-white LED strip is hidden behind the ring and washes the wall, so the piece appears to float on a halo rather than glowing itself. The included remote handles on and off, brightness and several light modes, so it can run as a nightlight or a full accent light.

Both, depending on the hour. Switched off, it reads as a textured plaster sculpture with a shelf. Switched on, it is the warmest light source in the room, soft enough to be the only thing left on in the evening.

Yes. The faux stems, the jute-collared glass tube vase and the single white ceramic rabbit all ship with the piece. The furniture, plants, lamps and books that appear around it in the photographs do not.

Yes. The glass tube lifts out of its collar so you can fill it at the tap and slot it back. Keep the water level below the collar and wipe any drips off the plaster, since the face should not be left wet.

Mark the position, drill and fit the two screws, then hang the piece on them. Mounting hardware is included and suits standard plasterboard and masonry. No wiring, no electrician and no bracket to assemble.

The shape, size and colours will. The plaster texture will not match exactly, because it is worked by hand and tone, grain and surface movement shift a little between pieces. That variation is the point of a wabi sabi wall art piece and of wabi sabi wall decor generally.

Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth and keep it away from direct water, steam and solvents. Sand plaster is porous and a wet cloth will mark it. Dust the shelf and the vase the same way you would any other shelf.

It ships braced on all edges inside a protective carton, with the vase and figurine packed separately. Shipping is free and tracked. If anything arrives cracked or chipped, send a photo within 30 days of delivery for a replacement or refund.

It gives evening ambient light rather than room light, so it suits places where a soft halo matters more than brightness: above a living room sofa, above a console or sideboard, entryways and hallways, dining room feature walls, home offices, and meditation or yoga corners. With the light off, the offset rust-brown disc still throws a shadow in daylight, so the wall never looks empty.

It's ambient, not a bright room light. The ring is built to give evening ambient light instead of an overhead lamp, so the soft halo behind it works as background glow rather than a main light source. Choosing Battery LED means it runs on AA batteries with no wiring at all, which suits a room with no ceiling fixture nearby.

A few details set it apart: the face is hand-applied sand plaster over a laser-cut MDF base rather than a printed surface, and an offset rust-brown disc adds a second earthy tone and enough depth that the whole thing throws a shadow in daylight and a halo after dark. Remote control covers on, off, brightness, light modes, with plug-in or AA battery power to choose from.

Yes. Choose Battery LED and it runs on AA batteries, with no cord or adapter to plug in and no wiring to add, so it works the same on a rental wall as anywhere else. It still hangs on two screws, so expect two small holes.

If you want one statement instead of many pieces, yes. The ring, its walnut shelf and its light are one piece to place once, instead of arranging several frames or pairing a print with a separate lamp. Because the ring is open, the wall shows through the middle, so it reads lighter than a solid framed print of the same size.

It isn't wood and metal: it is a laser-cut MDF base with a hand-applied sand-plaster finish, plus a walnut wood shelf, no metal parts. Pros: it throws a shadow in daylight and a halo after dark, and comes with remote control and a choice of power. Cons: tone, grain and surface movement vary slightly from piece to piece, and it has to stay away from direct water.

No, it has a natural jute collar around it and it holds water for a real stem rather than being a sealed decorative piece. That collar is one of several natural materials in the build, alongside the dark walnut wood shelf and the hand-applied sand plaster on the face.

Close, but not exact to the millimeter: measurements are taken by hand and may differ by about 1 cm from what's listed. That's normal for a piece where the hand-textured sand-plaster face and the dark walnut wood shelf are each finished individually rather than molded to an identical spec every time.

Both. Houseland's hardware set is built for either: it hangs on two screws into a fixing suitable for your wall type, and the included hardware suits standard plasterboard and masonry, so the same box works whether the wall is drywall or brick behind plaster.