A frame light that needs no wiring behind the wall

It runs on a rechargeable battery, so a picture can be lit anywhere a light would normally mean an electrician. Three light tones and a dimmer sit on the remote. The body is small and stays behind the frame line.

Why choose this frame light?

The choice of tone matters more than raw brightness on artwork: warm light flatters paint, natural light keeps photographs honest. Mounting takes minutes and leaves the option of moving it later. Charging is over USB.

Warm, cool or natural: three light tones, picked to suit what is on the wall.
Brightness on the remote: dim it down for evenings without touching the fitting.
USB recharging: up to 12 hours of light per charge, with no cable left hanging.
Magnet, adhesive or screws: three ways to fix it, including one that leaves the wall intact.
Small body: 8.5 x 8.5 x 3 cm, so it stays out of the way of the frame.

Sold in packs of two, four or eight, which suits a wall of several frames.

Mount it above the frame and angle the head down onto the work. In a hallway or a stairwell, where running power is awkward, the magnetic base is the quickest route. A shelf of prints or a row of photographs takes one light per frame, which is why the larger packs exist.