TANVERA LE45208 by Luces Exclusivas is a wall light with three rounded, ribbed glass sections arranged vertically. A larger central section sits between two smaller ones, combining smoke-grey glass with a metal structure and a circular wall base. This is the decorative wall-mounted version, rather than one of the pendant lights in the same collection.
Allow for its projection from the wall
The 42.5 cm height and 16 cm width help you compare the fitting with furniture, doors and the divisions of your wall. Its depth is equally important: at 22 cm, the body projects noticeably beyond the wall surface. A narrow front view does not mean a shallow fitting. Check door swings and the available passage beside the glass before choosing its position.
TANVERA can provide supplementary wall lighting in a living room, bedroom or dining room. For a hallway or corridor, allow sufficient space around the projecting body. The same decorative function can suit a hotel or restaurant wall, without implying that this single fitting will meet the lighting requirements of the whole room.
Integrated LED and TRIAC control
The manufacturer specifies one light source: integrated LED rated at 18 W, 900 lm and 3000 K, supplied with the fitting. The three glass sections therefore do not represent three bulbs or three separate sockets. The 3000 K light is warm white, and the integrated source is part of the fitting rather than a screw-in bulb selected separately.
The light operates at 230 V and supports dimming through the TRIAC system. If brightness control is part of your plan, allow for an external dimmer compatible with that system. Choosing the control is a separate step from choosing the decorative fitting.
A textured rather than plain glass finish
Repeated rounded forms, a vertical composition and pronounced glass ribs support modern and modernist interiors. The photographs show smooth, silvery metal details contrasting with the glass texture. Consider this relief when planning the wall composition: TANVERA has visible surface detail even when switched off, rather than the uninterrupted outline of a completely smooth shade.