wall lamps with cord

Corded wall lamps are available as plug-in fixtures (no hardwiring required) and as models meant for hardwired installation. Both options appear across product listings, so you can choose a plug-in for easy placement or a hardwired unit for a more permanent installation.

Common options include the standard Edison medium screw base (E26), integrated (non-removable) LED modules, and some wedge-style bases. You’ll find both replaceable-bulb fixtures and models with built-in LEDs across listings.

Plug-in corded wall lamps are typically easy to install without an electrician. Many listings note straightforward installation with included instructions, mounting hardware, and an adjustable cord to help position the fixture.

Corded wall lamps use a variety of control methods: inline cord controls (such as slide dimmers), socket-mounted switches (push-through or pull-chain), turn-knob or base toggle switches, and sometimes no onboard switch (relying on a wall/control device or remote).

Cord coverings include metal, fabric, and rope finishes. Listed lengths vary by product; examples from listings include a hemp rope cord about 8.21 ft (2.5 m) and an adjustable 6-foot plug-in cord. Check each product’s details for exact finish and length.

Options vary: some corded wall lamps offer full-range dimming, others are simple on/off fixtures, and a few combine dimming with multi–color-temperature control. Confirm the listing to see which control types are supported.

Some listings show safety certifications such as UL Listed, ETL Listed, or Energy Star Certified; others explicitly state no certifications. Always check a product’s detail page to confirm any listed safety approvals.