A slim linear LED wall light that gives a neat, even wash of cool white illumination. The aluminium, low-profile body and clean lines create a minimalist, modern look that sits close to the wall and quietly highlights textures and architectural details. Available in black or white.

It works best mounted low along stairwells, long corridors and passages — repeat units along a run to guide movement, reduce dark corners and define each step. Practical for family homes and apartments, it provides reliable everyday illumination without bulky fittings, keeping walls tidy so other interior details can take centre stage.

Specifications

• Wattage (Watts): 12W
• Lumen Output (Lumens): 700
• Colour Temperature: 4000K – Cool White – Understanding Colour Temperature
• Voltage: 230 VAC
• Material: Aluminium
• IP Rating: IP20
• Dimensions:
  • Height: 604 mm
  • Width: 60 mm
  • Depth: 100 mm
• CRI: >70

A slim linear LED wall light that gives a neat, even wash of cool white illumination. The aluminium, low-profile body and clean lines create a minimalist, modern look that sits close to the wall and quietly highlights textures and architectural details. Available in black or white.

It works best mounted low along stairwells, long corridors and passages — repeat units along a run to guide movement, reduce dark corners and define each step. Practical for family homes and apartments, it provides reliable everyday illumination without bulky fittings, keeping walls tidy so other interior details can take centre stage.

Specifications

• Wattage (Watts): 12W
• Lumen Output (Lumens): 700
• Colour Temperature: 4000K – Cool White – Understanding Colour Temperature
• Voltage: 230 VAC
• Material: Aluminium
• IP Rating: IP20
• Dimensions:
  • Height: 604 mm
  • Width: 60 mm
  • Depth: 100 mm
• CRI: >70

PROMPT — Before & After Indoor Wall Light Transformation

Square 800×800 photorealistic before-and-after image. Split vertically down the centre into two equal halves with an optional thin centre divider line. Keep the same interior room, architecture, wall position, furniture layout, camera angle, time of day, exposure, lens characteristics, and depth of field across both halves. Optional small labels “Before” (top-left) and “After” (top-right), clean modern typography, small and tasteful.

Product detail/spec guide (use to drive scale, placement, and look):

• Product: Linear Indoor LED Wall Light
• Type: Indoor Wall Light
• Colour / Finish: Black or White (choose one for the whole image)
• Material / Shade Material: Aluminium (low-profile body)
• Lamp Base / Max. Wattage: 12W
• Number of Lights: 2 identical wall lights (placed in a believable low repeated installation along the same wall run)
• Dimensions: Height 604 mm; Width 60 mm; Depth 100 mm
• IP Rating: IP20
• Mounting / Light Direction: Wall mounted close to the wall, creates a neat even wash of cool white illumination (mounting low along a corridor/stairwell wall)
• Style Cues: Minimalist, modern linear LED; slim aluminium body; clean lines

Use the uploaded product image as the exact reference.
The product must appear identical to the uploaded image, including shape, proportions, materials, finishes, colours, light source appearance, mounting method, backplate, arm, shade, diffuser, switch details, cable or cord details if present, and number of units where applicable.
No redesigns, reinterpretations, substitutions, or creative alterations are allowed.
The uploaded image is the single source of truth.

Scene selection (South African realism): A narrow indoor residential hallway/passage in a South African apartment or townhouse. Walls are painted in a deep charcoal/soft greige tone with visible plaster texture. Flooring is warm light timber laminate or small-format vinyl planks with subtle sheen. Add a runner rug with muted pattern (not beige-only), a console table on one side with a ceramic vase and a framed local artwork, and a simple mirror or framed print on the wall opposite. Use natural daylight filtering from a doorway or nearby window plus subtle ambient ceiling downlights.

Camera & perspective: Camera at eye level, slightly angled toward the wall where the lights would be installed, showing the corridor receding into the distance. Moderate depth of field: wall texture and the installed wall lights on the after side remain crisp, background softly falls off. Match lens distortion and perspective exactly on both halves.

Before (LEFT HALF): The same hallway, same wall section and same placement context, but no decorative linear wall lights on the wall. Use only basic ceiling downlights or a single flush ceiling light with a flatter, less dimensional feel. Ensure no wall-mounted feature light exists on the after-wall area: the wall should look underused. Shadows should be mostly from ceiling lighting; keep the wall area darker with less intentional illumination. Keep everything realistic and functional—no exaggerated darkness.

After (RIGHT HALF): Install two identical copies of the uploaded Linear Indoor LED Wall Light low along the same corridor wall run, spaced naturally and aligned in a believable repeat pattern (the corridor wall length should justify two units). The fittings must sit flush against the wall with realistic contact/backplate shadows and correct occlusion against the wall texture. The linear LEDs must produce a neat, even wash of cool white illumination (around 4000K), visible as gentle wall-wash and subtle light falloff down the corridor, improving perceived style and atmosphere. Match ambient colour temperature so the product does not look like a studio cut-out: integrate with existing ceiling light and daylight. Ensure realistic reflections on the console table, mirror frame, and any glossy floor sheen. Add subtle occlusion where appropriate from nearby furniture edges and wall texture so the installation feels physically present.

Lighting & realism constraints:

• Keep ambient lighting consistent across both halves; only the wall-light installation and its illumination change the mood.
• No floating or pasted-on look; maintain exact wall contact, correct scale, and believable shadows.
• Do not overexpose; avoid halos that hide poor integration.
• Maintain realistic contrast: after side should feel more intentional and inviting, but still physically plausible.

Final render: Square 800×800 pixels; photorealistic; same room on both sides; clear vertical split; product clearly visible and recognisable on the after side; no cluttered text, no logos, no URLs, no pricing.