Great light!

I have two of these. One next to my son's bed and one next to his desk. They retract flat against the wall which is great for smaller spaces. I love that they dim. The light they put out is great. The light head rotates too. Nice sleek contemporary design.

Reflex LED Wall Light

Bought a pair of these to replace a 15 y/o pair of Kovac lamps that were broken. The workmanship is excellent, style and function as well, and the price was even more excellent, given the quality and minimalist style. It is not always easy to find this combination of qualities, so thank you Perigold for supplying these lamps. The installation instructions were clear and straightforward, even for an un-handyman like myself, and the result was well worth the time and cost it took to source, dismantle, repair, and install. Thanks again!

Sleek and smart looking. One does tend to expect to be able to adjust the light in the vertical direction at first, but I'm getting used to it.

Really great design

Bedside wall lamp

It is perfect! My

Simple, sharp design

Wanted simple reading lights above our headboard that didn't draw a lot of visual attention. These are quite sharp looking while still being simple and unobtrusive.

Very disappointed this fixture glows continuously even when fully turned off, which is definitely not good in a bedroom setting. According to the manufacturer, it should not do this but I bought two fixtures and they both have the same problem. They were installed by a licensed electrician. No one seems to have a solution to make the glowing stop.

Great task lighting

A good fixture ruined by one terrible design flaw

The fixture itself is nice. High quality, it's lightweight but sturdy, the light at full brightness is plentiful, and it's very versatile, allowing you to bend and twist it at almost any angle. I'd give it 5 stars if it weren't for one awful, fatal design flaw: the button/dimmer. A dimmer button built into the mount is unusual enough given that most hardwired fixtures are used in conjunction with wall switches, but this one is designed in such a way that it literally won't work with wall switches. If you cut power to this fixture, it turns off and stays off. You have to turn it on at the base of the fixture, which proves difficult if you're walking into a dark room groping for the fixture, or in my case, standing with my hand 7 feet high above my dining table just to reach it (see video). What makes this design flaw especially infuriating is that it could have been so easily avoided if they just used a simple analog dial instead of designing it in such an unintuitive way that requires a circuit to automatically cycle through dimming settings by pressing and holding the power button. A dial is a more elegant solution, easier to use, and versatile enough to work with a wall switch. Instead, Modern Forms overcomplicated the electrical design and earned a 2-star review for their trouble.