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01Overview

Curved brass or black arm with faceted glass globe casts warm, directional light on bedside tables and vanities.

A wall sconce 16.5″ (42 cm) tall with a 5.9″ (15 cm) diameter glass globe that mounts flush to the wall. The curved arm angles the light downward, ideal for reading or grooming without glare. Install one or two flanking a bathroom mirror, above a nightstand, or in an entry halljust confirm your wall can accept hardwired installation.

02Gallery03Materials & CraftFaceted Glass Globe

Crystal-cut surface breaks light into soft, textured rays. Comes in Clear, Smoky gray, or Amber.

Curved Arm Design

Arches 13.8″ (35 cm) from wall. Angles downward to direct light where you need it, not into your eyes.

Three Metal Finishes

Black ($144), Copper ($150), or Chrome ($150). Each pairs with any glass color.

04SizeOverallHeight 16.5″ (42 cm) | Width 13.8″ (35 cm) | Globe diameter 5.9″ (15 cm)Projection from wall13.8″ (35 cm)Globe only5.9″ (15 cm) diameter05DimensionsTechnical drawing with 06SpecificationsMaterialIron frame and hardware; glass globeSocket or Light sourceE26/E27 base socket (bulb not included)Recommended bulb or KelvinSee photos for warm or cool effect with Amber, Smoky gray, or Clear glassVoltageAC 110240VPowerDepends on bulb wattageSwitchHardwired to wall switch (not included); compatible with standard wall switchesCord or CableNonewired directly into wallEnvironmentIndoor only; IP rating 20 (not waterproof)CareDust glass globe and metal frame; avoid moisture07DownloadsData SheetPDFAssembly InstructionsComing soon3D FilesComing soon08QuestionsCan I use this as a plug-in wall sconce?

No. This is hardwired to your home’s electrical system. An electrician must run power to the mounting location.

What bulb do I need?

Any standard E26 or E27 base bulb. 4060W incandescent or equivalent LED recommended for ambient light; higher wattage for task light.

How many do I need to light a bathroom vanity?

Pair of two (one on each side) is standard. A single sconce works for bedside or hallway.

What’s the difference between Black and Copper finishes?

Black ($144) is matte and pairs with modern or minimalist decor. Copper ($150) has warm metallic tone for transitional or vintage-inspired rooms.

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