LED Wall Art with Shelf and Bud Vase, Backlit Stone Textured Panel for Above Sofa

Match the panel to the furniture below it. The 47.2 in size suits a sofa from about 72 in wide or a queen bed, and the 59 in size suits an 84 in sofa or a king bed. Aim for the art to span roughly two thirds of the furniture width.

It is a stone textured painted finish over a wood body, not solid stone. That is why a 59 in panel can hang on normal wall fixings. The texture is raised and catches raking light, so it reads as plaster rather than as a printed surface.

Yes. It runs on the included adapter and works on 90-260V, so a standard US outlet is fine. No electrician and no hardwiring are needed, which is what makes this led wall art lighting practical in a rental.

Most buyers run the cord down the wall behind the sofa or use a paintable cord channel. The cord exits at the back edge of the panel. We show the cord honestly in one of the photos rather than styling it out.

No, and it is not meant to be. It is ambient led wall decor that washes the wall behind it, similar to a bias light. Use it for evening atmosphere alongside a lamp, not as a replacement for task lighting.

Yes — choose the dimmable warm or dimmable cool option at checkout if you want to lower it by remote. Non-dimmable warm and cool versions are also available, each with a touch on/off switch on the panel.

The panel, the clear glass tube bud vase, a remote, a mains adapter and mounting hardware. The small figurine and the plants in we photograph are styling only and are not included.

It hangs on wall fixings sized for the panel, the same principle as a heavy framed picture. Into a stud or with the right anchor it is secure, and the fixing leaves a normal picture hook hole rather than a large cut.

21 to 31 days. This piece ships from our warehouse by the free route, and we would rather tell you the real window than promise a week and miss it. Tracking is provided once it leaves the warehouse.

No. It is rated for dry indoor rooms only. Steam and outdoor damp will get into the LED housing and the textured finish, and that is not covered by the three year warranty.

Dust it with a dry soft brush or a microfibre cloth. Do not use water or spray cleaners on the face, because the texture holds moisture and the paint finish can mark.

Three years on the LED and the panel from us. Contact us at thehouseland.com with your order number and photographs and we will handle the claim for you.

Look at the choices Houseland builds in rather than bolts on: two silhouettes, Arch and Wave, in warm or cool light, with a dimmable version available if you want to lower it by remote. Control is by remote or a touch switch on the panel, the LED is integrated with no bulbs to buy, and it carries a three year warranty.

Yes. It suits a studio apartment living wall and makes a good housewarming gift for a first apartment. It is wall mounted and self contained, so there is no separate lamp to find room for, and the Small size at 47.2 in (120 cm) keeps the footprint modest in a smaller room.

Anywhere a wall needs a soft wash of light rather than room light: above a console in an entryway, behind a desk in a home office, along a long hallway wall or on a stair landing. The panel lights the wall itself, so in pass-through spaces it works as a gentle guide without a separate lamp plugged in nearby.

Yes. It works as wall art above a couch in an open plan room, since the point is filling a wide wall with one piece rather than several small frames, which reads more clearly in an open layout where the wall is the main backdrop for the room.

Yes. It suits renters who want light without wiring, working as a rental wall's one anchor piece. It runs on the included adapter through a standard outlet, so no electrician or hardwiring is involved, and it hangs on wall fixings the same way a heavy framed picture does.

Above a three seat sofa is its main placement, and after dark it becomes warm evening light in a TV room, washing the wall behind it rather than lighting the seating area. Choosing the dimmable option lets you lower that wash for a movie night instead of leaving it at one fixed level.

It is a clear glass tube seated in the ledge, proportioned for a single stem of eucalyptus or dried grass rather than a full bouquet. Keeping it to one stem is what lets the textured panel and its light stay the focus of the wall instead of the arrangement.

For a large wall, yes, if you would rather arrange less. One panel gives the wall texture, a single vase and a built-in wash of light, instead of several frames and objects that need arranging and rearranging along a ledge.

Both come in the same three colors, Cream, Mocha and Charcoal, and both sizes, so the choice is about the shape of the panel on your wall rather than the build underneath. Either silhouette can be ordered in warm or cool light, with or without the dimmable option, so the electronics are identical either way.

For a sofa wall, it does two jobs a print alone cannot: it fills the wall and lights it after dark. The stone textured face also catches light the way plaster does, so it still reads as a textured piece by day, before the LED is switched on at all.

It isn't wood and metal: the face is a stone textured finish over a wood body, wall mounted and self contained. Pros: a choice of warm or cool light, an optional dimmable version, and a three year warranty. Cons: the power cord stays visible unless it's routed behind the wall, and color and texture vary slightly between production runs.