Fade Plaster Wall Light

Plaster

Care Requirement - Porous and moisture-sensitive 

Cleaning Guide - Gypsum plaster should be cleaned monthly or as needed to maintain its appearance. Gently dust with a soft cloth or brush to remove surface debris without damaging the finish. For marks or light stains, use a slightly damp cloth, taking care to apply minimal moisture due to the material’s porous nature. It is important to dry the surface immediately after cleaning to prevent moisture absorption, which can lead to staining or deterioration over time. 

Placement Guide - Gypsum plaster should be positioned in areas with medium, indirect sunlight exposure, as it is porous and sensitive to UV, with prolonged direct exposure potentially causing chalking, yellowing or fading over time. It has a high tolerance to saltwater environments, though protection from direct exposure is recommended to preserve the finish. Gypsum plaster can generally withstand higher proximity to heat sources, but excessive or prolonged heat should be avoided to prevent drying or cracking. It performs best in moderate humidity conditions, helping maintain its structural integrity. Repositioning is not required, as gypsum plaster is typically fixed and stable once installed. 

Deep Cleaning Guide - Gypsum plaster should be deep cleaned with care as needed, due to its porous nature. Use minimal moisture and a soft cloth to gently remove any build-up, avoiding saturation as plaster can absorb water and become damaged. Where required, consider applying a protective coating or sealant to help safeguard the surface over time. Avoid exposure to harsh chemicals such as bleach, ammonia or solvent-based cleaners, as well as abrasive materials like steel wool, which can damage the finish. Refrain from harsh scrubbing or forceful cleaning, and do not expose plaster to solvents, oils or petroleum-based products. DIY cleaning methods such as vinegar or baking soda should also be avoided to preserve the integrity of the material. 

IP20 is protected against solid objects larger than 12mm (like fingers) but has no protection against water.

Can I paint the Fade Wall Light to match my interior décor? Yes! The Fade Wall Light is made from high-quality gypsum plaster with a smooth matte finish, allowing you to paint it in any colour or design you prefer. This makes it ideal for blending seamlessly with your wall colour or creating a standout feature piece. 

Does the Fade Wall Light come with its own light source? Yes — the Fade Wall Light includes an integrated LED light source. It’s dimmable and available in various wattages and lumen outputs depending on the size you choose, providing warm 3000K illumination right out of the box. 

What sizes are available, and how do I choose which one I need? The Fade Wall Light comes in multiple diameters (e.g., 150 mm, 260 mm, and 400 mm). Smaller sizes suit cosy spaces or accent lighting, while larger sizes offer greater presence and brightness for feature walls or larger rooms. Consider the scale of your space and desired light output when selecting a size.