Ole Lighting Banyo Decorative Wall Light

Choosing a decorative wall light is rarely just about looks. The shade material, the way light escapes through it, and whether it will hold up over time in a warm Mediterranean climate are all real decisions — and getting them wrong means living with something that doesn't quite work.

For textile-effect shades, what matters most is the quality of the weave structure and how light behaves through it. A tightly braided or corded construction creates a patterned interplay of light and shadow on the surrounding wall — turning the fitting itself into part of the ambient effect. The open-work design of the Banyo shade does exactly this.

The Ole Lighting Banyo Decorative Wall Light is a wall-mounted sconce from the Spanish brand's sustainable Banyo collection. Its semi-conical, faceted shade is hand-braided from cord made of recycled plastic bottles, supported on a metal framework, and designed to sit flush against the wall. The open vertical cord structure allows light to filter outward, casting warm, patterned shadows that contribute directly to the room's ambience.

The Banyo collection is available in a wide range of colours — including the bold, monochromatic burgundy shown — making it adaptable across a broad spectrum of interior schemes, from earthy organic palettes to more graphic, contemporary spaces. The shade diameter is 30 cm, and the collection is offered in multiple sizes.

The Banyo takes a single E27 LED lamp (not included). E27 is the standard large-screw fitting, widely available in a range of colour temperatures and output levels — allowing you to tune the warmth and brightness of the light to suit the space. No driver or transformer is required. Note that cord braiding length varies by material: standard cord uses 30 metres of braided cord per shade; the ECO cord variant uses 22 metres. Both use the same recycled-bottle source material.

At Lightsource Mallorca, we work with ranges like Banyo because they bridge genuine design intent with responsible material choices — and because specifying them correctly from the outset avoids costly substitutions later. Whether you're dressing a single feature wall or coordinating a collection across a hospitality project, we can help you select the right colour, size, and lamp combination to make it work on site.