CVL Luminaires Link Wall Light

The CVL Luminaires Link Wall Light, designed by Emilie Cathelineau, is a minimalist picture and decorative wall light that frames illumination rather than hiding it. The fixture's open rectangular silhouette and slim cylindrical rods create an architectural accent designed to provide directional, even light for artwork, mirrors or accent surfaces.

The design uses an exceptionally thin rectangular frame assembled from four slim cylindrical rods. The front horizontal bar houses the light and can rotate at its joints to aim light precisely, while the frame hinges at the central mounting block to tilt up or down. The fitting can be installed horizontally or vertically and is offered in a wide range of metal finishes; custom dimensions are available on request.

Constructed in metal with a fine satin-brushed surface, the Link's build emphasises lightweight geometry and careful detailing. A solid rectangular mounting block sits discretely on the rear horizontal rod, providing a clean wall interface and structural support for the tilting frame.

The light source is integrated into the front cylindrical bar to preserve the frame's geometric integrity and deliver controlled directional illumination suitable for picture lighting and accent tasks. The specification includes a 2700K colour temperature for warm ambience and is arranged to give even illumination across surfaces without a bulky housing.

This Link wall light includes the internal 24V power supply, supplied as part of the fitting, and is supplied with a two-year manufacturer warranty. The integrated LED design means there are no replaceable bulbs; electrical installation should be completed by a qualified electrician who can position the fitting horizontally or vertically to suit the scheme.

Lighting Design Online treats the Link as a design-first solution for considered interiors: we provide clear, project-friendly advice on siting, orientation and custom sizing to ensure the finished scheme balances ambience and clarity. Our guidance focuses on achieving the right outcome for artwork and architectural surfaces, with practical notes on installation and long-term performance.