French & Hamptons Style
The Wrenholt is a bronze globe wall lantern built around a Victorian-era shape: a round seeded glass globe held within a fine metal banded cage, hung from a generous scrolling arm that curls back to a round wall plate. At 57.8 cm high and 30.5 cm wide, with a 37.5 cm projection, it sits comfortably beside a front door, along a verandah wall, or flanking a garage entrance. Finished in burnished bronze with a champagne bronze undertone, it reads as heritage bronze exterior lighting rather than a plain porch fitting.
- Three E14 lamp holders (bulbs not included) sit inside the glass globe, throwing light out through the seeded texture in a soft, dappled pattern
- Rated IP44, so it copes with driving rain and coastal air on an open porch or covered alfresco area
- Compatible with dimmable lamps, giving control over how bright the entrance feels after dark
- Aluminium construction backed by a 3-year anti-corrosion guarantee, useful for exposed exterior walls
- Weighs 3.69kg and mounts via a compact 30.5 cm high, 12.7 cm wide back plate, so it sits neatly against brick, render or timber cladding
- Runs on standard 220-240V mains power, wired as a Class I fitting for safe outdoor use
A Traditional Scroll Arm Wall Lantern for Heritage Entrances
The curling arm and globe shape suit French provincial and Hamptons-style facades, as well as older weatherboard or brick homes with existing period detailing. Pair it either side of a front door for symmetry, or use it alone above a side entrance or garden gate where a traditional entrance lantern is called for.
Ask our team about globe options if you would like to see the Wrenholt lit before you order.


















