
Laser-cut wooden shapes with a warm light behind them, throwing shadows on the wall.
Seven laser-cut wooden shapes with a warm light set behind each one. The cutouts throw the shape onto the wall as a soft shadow, which is the effect they are bought for: a plain wall in a dim room and a reindeer half a metre above the sofa. Each piece is about twelve by twelve centimetres, light enough to sit on a small hook or a sticky pad, and the set arrives as seven pieces in one pattern rather than as seven different patterns.
Laser-cut natural wood, with the pattern cut clean through the panel rather than printed on it, so the antlers, snowflake arms and gingerbread buttons all read as openings. Behind each cutout is a warm LED that lights the wall through it. The edges are cut smooth rather than rough, which matters when the light is low and the wall is close, because every irregularity in an opening is magnified by the shadow it throws.
Each style is a set of seven cutouts, not a single one, which is why the price is what it is and why a single style is enough to fill a wall. Twelve by twelve centimetres each is small on its own and substantial as a group, so the way to use them is as a staggered cluster or a loose row rather than as one piece in the middle of a wall.
About two hundred grams in total, so no fixings are needed beyond a small hook, a nail, or a strong adhesive pad, and there is no wiring to run into the wall. Choose the layout on the floor or against the wall first, because the distance between pieces is what makes the group look deliberate, and a wall is a poor place to change your mind. Indoors only, and away from damp and heat.
A living room wall behind a sofa, a bedroom, a fireplace surround, an entryway, a party backdrop, or a window in a room you look into from outside. It needs a wall with nothing much on it, because the shadows are subtle and competing with a gallery wall or a patterned wallpaper loses them. A plain painted surface in the darkest room of the house is where these earn their money.
The shape is cut through the wood rather than printed on it, so the light does the drawing on the wall.
One style is enough for a wall arrangement, so there is no need to buy two patterns and try to match them.
About 200 g in total and no wiring, so a small hook or a sticky pad is the whole installation.





| Type | Laser-cut wooden silhouette wall lights |
| Material | Laser-cut natural wood with a warm LED backlight |
| Piece size | About 12 x 12 cm each |
| Set size | 7 pieces per set |
| Weight | About 200 g in total |
Lay the seven out at the spacing you want and look down at them before anything goes on the wall.
A loose, uneven arrangement throws a better group of shadows than a straight row.
These need an empty surface. Pattern and pictures both swallow the shadow.
Away from damp and away from anything that runs hot, including the top of a radiator.
Dust the wood with a dry brush, not a wet cloth, because water marks the cut faces and the openings hold moisture. Keep the pieces away from moisture and from heat sources, and pack them flat with a little paper between them so the cut edges do not chip against each other off season.
Seven per set. Each style is a set of seven cutouts rather than a single piece, which is enough to arrange on a wall on its own.
No complicated wiring is involved. The backlight sits behind each cutout and the pieces hang from a hook or an adhesive pad.
Yes. Walls and windows both work, and the effect reads from inside and from the street. They are for indoor use rather than outdoors.