Wireless first
If it needs a socket, it is not the product we are building.
Our story
OUYULONG makes rechargeable wall lights. The battery is inside the light, so it can go on any wall you like — no wires, no electrician, no plug.

01 / Why wireless
Adding a wall light normally means hiring an electrician and chasing a cable into the wall. So most people put a lamp on a table and light the room from the middle instead.
Put the battery inside the light and that problem disappears. The light can go where it looks right — beside a bed, up a stairwell, above a picture — and the only thing you do to the wall is two screws.

We start with where the light has to go, then build the light around that.
Our approach
If it needs a socket, it is not the product we are building.
A remote for the lights you cannot reach, and a touch panel on the light itself.
Linen shades, matte black and brushed brass — finishes that fit into a room.
02 / The collection
A linen-shaded sconce for rooms that want warmth, and a 31.6-inch bar for walls that want a line of light. Each series has its own battery sizes — the run times are on every product page.

Living with it
A wall light earns its place when nobody thinks about it: it turns on when you reach for it, it lasts the evening on one charge, and it looks like it was always part of the wall.
Explore the collection