Hi, without seeing the space it's impossible to know which one will go well! Can you post a photo of where it is going, or a photo of a similar design sceheme>?

Could you give us some more context? Will anything else in the room be changing? Will the wall lights replace those bedside lights you have at the moment?

Emma....if you click on the thumbnail pics next to the vote space, you will see the room.

I don't think either go with the bedside lamps or the mirrored bedside tables. Though I can't think what would either. Keep it simple and in the same metallic tones or simply clear or white. The bedside tables have a silvery impact and the bedside lamps a bronze look (?). Overall I don't think you need wall lights there. I'm assuming you have ceiling lights. Three types of lighting in one area of the room seems overkill to me.

No wall lights! Put a nice print above the bed for a feature, use tones of the bedspread in the print and a matching throw rug, and you will have the wow factor. There would be minimal cost to remove the existing wall lamps, and plaster patch over the holes, maybe paint that wall a feature colour to make your mirrored bedside cabinets stand out, suggest Porters paint colour "Elegance" a lovely shade of grey.

Neither of those wall lamps. Have you thought about pendants? and remove the bediside table lamps. Maybe glass pendants.

Personally I voted for the brass ones. They look like bedside lights. Although I like the black ones they look more like an outdoor light style to me.

depends on the purpose of light, location and style of house!

Having had one of those old-fashioned looking light bulbs explode, and after researching them found out this is common, i would never have them again.

Agree with all the comments that suggest no wall lamps. The bedroom looks busy enough as it is, you’ve got a heavy set chair, heavy bedhead and detailed bedside tables, heavy bedside lamps adding wall lamps to this mix is a spinout! A print would be great, and a swap of the existing bedside lamps for something more elongated would certainly complete the room. Good luck!

I can see that the lamps are too large, leaving no room for your trinkets and reading. The bedspread is floral, making the scene pretty, so softer wall lamps would be better, or even falling from the ceiling - just make sure they are out of range of your head!

The one just above this comment with the 4 lights having down are lovely, but do you need them to read by; are they going to be the only lighting in the room; what else is happening in that room from a lighting perspective? More information please.............

Sorry for the delay in advising you of where to purchase the fittings. I tend to purchase fittings for clients within a project. But, The top one can be purchased from Beacon Lighting and is on special for $96.75 each.

The middle fitting is from Emac & Lawton and the last one must have vanished from production, as I haven't been able to find it again. I have included a fitting from Mondo Luce below, called Dora