Ventola Wall Light with Fabric Shade – lobster wool
The Ventola wall light with a lobster wool fabric shade brings a strong, warm red-orange tone to the wall. When switched on, the wool bathes the light in a warm glow that instantly feels cosy.
Lobster is a lively shade between coral and orange, and the wool makes it soft and textile. At 220 mm high the light stays compact. It is available with or without a light bulb.
The colour goes with dark blue, green, cream and natural wood and adds a deliberate accent to the living room, hallway or reading corner. In the bedroom next to the bed, it also provides warm evening light. Even in an otherwise understated room, the lamp becomes a colour anchor.
The Ventola has an E27 base and is connected to the wall box; the stated colour temperature is 2700 K. You’ll find suitable E27 LED bulbs at Lampisto. Fancy your own combination of cable, lamp holder and ceiling rose? Then head to the “Build your light” configurator.
🔧 Technical details
- 🧱 Material: Fabric
- 🔩 Base: E27
- 📏 Height: 220 mm
🚚 Delivery & returns
Delivery time: 3 working days within Germany
We deliver across the EU. Shipping costs and delivery times per country: Shipping & delivery.
Unused items can be returned – here's how: Returns. Cable cut to your length is excluded from the right of withdrawal.
Minimum 2-year legal guarantee – your rights
🏭 Manufacturer & product safety
Manufacturer: Mosaic S.p.A. (Creative-Cables)
Lungo Dora P. Colletta 113/9, 10153 Torino, Italia
Contact: gpsr@mosaicluce.com
Item number: FPN-VENE272522LAARA · EAN 8056813365760
Safety information: connection to the 230 V mains must only be carried out by a qualified electrician. Switch off the power before installation and before changing the bulb. Observe the maximum wattage and the base type of the bulb. Read and keep the manufacturer's enclosed installation and safety instructions.
🛠️ Assembly & safety
Fits all our textile cables with 2x0.75 and 3x0.75 mm². Not sure whether a part fits your lamp? Just ask – we'll answer before you order the wrong thing.



