Quintiesse Addison Bathroom Wall Light

Choosing a wall light for a bathroom sounds simple until you realise that not every fitting is rated for moisture-prone spaces — and installing the wrong one is both a safety issue and a costly rework. Getting the IP rating right from the start is the single most important specification decision for any bathroom light.

IP ratings define how well a fitting is protected against water ingress. IP44 means the fixture is protected against water splashing from any direction — suitable for general bathroom use, including areas within reach of a basin or shower spray. It is the minimum standard recommended for most bathroom zones, and it is worth confirming your zone requirements before specifying any fitting.

The Quintiesse Addison Bathroom Wall Light meets that standard confidently. Manufactured from steel with a polished chrome finish, it pairs clean architectural lines with a solid clear ribbed glass shade. The ribbing creates a subtle prismatic effect when lit, adding atmosphere without fuss. The classic swan-neck arm bridges traditional and contemporary interiors comfortably, making it a versatile specification choice.

The Addison's design is intentionally flexible: the fitting can be installed with the glass shade facing upwards or downwards, giving you genuine control over the light direction and the visual balance of the installation — useful when you are working with mirror heights, ceiling clearances, or layered lighting schemes.

The fitting is supplied with a G9 LED bulb and uses a G9 lamp socket, which is a small, bi-pin format commonly found in decorative wall lights. G9 lamps are widely available and straightforward to replace if needed. The polished chrome finish is water-resistant and well-matched to standard bathroom hardware finishes. No separate driver or transformer is required — it is a direct mains connection.

At Lightsource Mallorca, we help you specify fittings like the Addison with the full picture in hand — IP zone compliance, lamp compatibility, and installation practicalities — so nothing gets value-engineered out after the fact. The right fitting, correctly specified from the outset, saves time, budget, and headaches on site.