Mid-Century Copper Outdoor Wall Light With Water-Ripple Glass Shade

Some porch lights try too hard. This one leans on a shape that's held up for decades — a slim arm reaching from a solid backplate to hold a rectangular pane of glass instead of a bare bulb. Run a hand across that pane and you'll feel the same rippled texture that catches passing headlights and porch shadows, breaking the glow into soft, moving patterns instead of a flat stare. Cast in bronze or bright copper, the body is built to earn its own patina outdoors — bronze suits an entryway that already leans traditional, copper adds a warmer, more contemporary edge against brick, render, or timber.

What makes it work

• Water-ripple glass shade — a rectangular tempered-glass panel textured to scatter the light into soft patterns, so it stays visually interesting even switched off.
• Three-step colour temperature — cycle through warm white (3000K), neutral white (4500K), and cool white (6000K) from your existing wall switch, no separate controller needed.
• Hardwired or solar — pick the standard mains-wired build, or the solar version, which adds a handheld remote and automatic dusk-to-dawn sensing.

Where it fits

Porches, balconies, exterior walls, villa entrances, and courtyards all suit it — the illumination reaches 54 to 161 sq ft (about 5 to 15 m²), enough to light a genuine gathering space rather than just the doorstep.Available finishes

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

How much ground does the light actually cover?
Between 54 and 161 sq ft (roughly 5 to 15 m²) depending on mounting height and surface, enough for a porch, entry landing, or small courtyard seating area.

Is it safe to mount somewhere exposed to rain?
Yes — it carries an IP65 water-resistance rating, so an open porch, balcony, or unsheltered exterior wall is within its range. Wipe the glass and body clean with a dry cloth.

Do I need to supply my own bulb?
Yes, it ships with an E27 bulb already fitted, and you can swap it for another E27 bulb later if you'd like a different look.

What's actually different between the hardwired and solar versions?
The hardwired build wires into your existing exterior lighting circuit — have an electrician connect it, or wire it yourself if you're comfortable with basic wiring, it's a straightforward job. The solar version skips the wiring entirely: it runs on its own panel and battery, switches on with a light sensor, and comes with a remote control.

Every Clérachic order ships free with no minimum, and you have 30 days to send it back if it's not right for your space. Real questions get real answers at info@clerachic.com.