Elstead Chawton Small Picture Light - Dark Bronze Crystal Lights when Brooklyn inventor William Littman

when Brooklyn inventor William Littman was struck by the fluorescent lighting unveiled at that year's New York World's Fair

so it is built with bathroom use in mind

it needs very little clearance

with its weathered lighthouse and salt-worn stone

so the beam can be aimed squarely at the artwork rather than spilling onto the wall around it

Elstead Chawton Small Picture Light - Dark Bronze Crystal Lights when Brooklyn inventor William LittmanA softer glow for the pictures you love The Chawton small picture light is a compact wall fitting built to throw a warm, even wash of light down over a single frame or a small grouping, without competing with what's underneath it. Its rectangular shade sits below a pair of adjustable arms, so once it's fixed to the wall you can still angle the light exactly where you want it. Dark bronze finish This version is finished in a deep, aged bronze with