Hi Rose Here are some wall light that could work with you interior https://www.pooky.com/wall-lights/swan-neck-wall-light-fitting-in-antiqued-silver-with-16cm-empire-gathered-lampshade-in-flame-stonewashed-linen#conf.11=149&conf.13=1611 (with the white shade) https://www.pooky.com/wall-lights/hazelette-pendant-in-clear-glass-with-rose-wall-light-fitting-in-antiqued-silver#conf.12=1259&conf.13=1600 https://www.pooky.com/wall-lights/rose-wall-fitting-in-antiqued-silver-with-a-16cm-empire-hand-made-marbled-paper-shade-in-yellow-piave#conf.11=149&conf.13=1629 https://www.wayfair.co.uk/lighting/pdp/dar-lighting-ray-1-light-armed-sconce-dli7304.html https://www.wayfair.co.uk/lighting/pdp/minisun-1-light-armed-sconce-msun1925.html?piid=18245139 (something more industrial) https://www.wayfair.co.uk/lighting/pdp/bright-life-baylee-1-light-led-flush-mount-btrl1339.html (something more modern) Hope that helps

That is a shame, there’s a long wait on so much atm. Some of the online companies tend to sell the same things (or a selection of) but I’ve looked at the usual suspects and can’t find them elsewhere 😢

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