Run your eye across the Emery fixture in daylight and the water-drop texture pressed into the glass shade is what catches you first — dozens of tiny irregular droplets that scatter the light instead of letting it pass through flat and even. The body underneath is die-cast aluminum, finished in black and built rectangular rather than round, so it sits flush and linear against a modern entrance. Pick the 18W version for a bolder wash of light across a wider wall, or the 10W for a tighter, more restrained glow.
Features
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Water-drop textured glass — a shade face with a raised, irregular pattern that gives the light a bit of visual texture rather than a flat glow.
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Two power options — 18W for a larger, more prominent fixture or 10W for a smaller footprint, both in the same rectangular body.
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Die-cast aluminum body — a black-finished frame that stands up to rust, knocks, and years outdoors.
Where it's rated for
Emery carries an IP54 rating — sealed against dust and splashing water from any direction. That's plenty for a covered porch, a recessed entry, or a wall under an overhang; if your wall takes hard, driving rain with no cover at all, it's worth checking wall coverage first. It's hardwired at 110–240V, so have an electrician wire it in, or do it yourself if you're confident with basic wiring — it's a simple job.
Available power options
| Power |
Best for |
Price |
| 10W |
Smaller footprint, tighter spaces |
€147.00 |
| 18W |
Larger, more prominent fixture |
€209.00 |
Specifications
| Frame material |
Die-cast aluminum |
| Shade |
Water-drop patterned glass, transparent |
| Finish |
Black |
| Light source |
10W or 18W, 3000K warm white |
| Rated lifespan |
20,000 hours |
| Ingress protection |
IP54 |
| Power |
Hardwired, 110–240V, wall-switch control |
| Mounting |
Wall mount |
Frequently asked questions
What does the water-drop texture actually look like lit up?
The irregular pattern breaks the light into small glimmers across the glass rather than one flat panel of brightness — it reads as a decorative detail, not just a light source.
Should I choose 10W or 18W?
10W suits a narrower wall or a subtler ambient glow; 18W is the better call for a wider entrance or if you want the fixture to read as a stronger presence after dark.
Does it cover a shaded porch as well as an open wall?
Yes to either, though IP54 is best matched to a covered or partly sheltered spot rather than a wall that takes rain head-on with zero overhang.
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