Modern Industrial Wall Sconce
Modern Industrial Wall Sconce
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Wood and polished metal meet in a fixture that keeps the bulb visible. The backplate is a small disc, the arm is short, and the socket sits proud with nothing over it, so the light source itself is part of the look. Warm metal against pale timber grain gives it the industrial character with a softer edge that suits older buildings as much as new ones. At 20 cm long it is a modest thing on a wall.
Exposed-bulb sconces work best where you want character more than output. A row of them up a stairwell marks each landing. Either side of a bed they replace nightstand lamps and free the surface. In a dining room, two on the long wall give the table a warmer edge than a pendant alone. Bars and cafés use them for the same reason, since a filament bulb behind a plain fitting reads as deliberate.
It is semi-flush mounted and hardwired at 110–240 V, controlled from a wall switch, so it belongs in a spot where a switch already exists. The E27 socket takes whatever you put in it: a clear filament bulb for a rustic reading, a frosted one for something calmer. Bulb not included. Vandora picks fittings that let you make the final call.
- Fixture type: Wall sconce
- Material: Metal and wood
- Dimensions: 20 × 6 cm (8 × 2.5 in)
- Bulb: E27, not included
- Control: Wall switch
- Mounting: Semi-flush mount, hardwired
- Power supply: 110–240 V
- Style: Industrial modern
- Rooms: Bedroom, hallway, stairwell, dining room, bar
Frequently Asked Questions
Does it come with a bulb?
No, the E27 socket is left open for you to choose. A clear filament bulb suits the exposed-bulb look and gives it a rustic edge, while a frosted bulb calms the same fixture down. Either way, the socket takes a standard bulb of your choosing.
Does it need to be wired in, or can I just plug it in?
It is hardwired and semi-flush mounted, running on 110–240 V and controlled from a wall switch. It belongs in a spot where a switch already exists rather than near an outlet. Have an electrician install it if you are not comfortable with hardwired fixtures.
Where does this fixture work best?
It suits spots where you want character rather than heavy output, since the exposed bulb is part of the look. A row up a stairwell marks each landing, and a pair either side of a bed can replace nightstand lamps and free up the surface. In a dining room, two on the long wall add a warmer edge than a pendant alone.
How big is it?
It measures 20 × 6 cm, which is a modest size that stays out of the way against the wall. The backplate is a small disc and the arm short, so it reads as a detail rather than a dominant fixture.
Will the wood and metal finish last?
The wood grain and polished metal are a fixed combination rather than a surface finish that wears off, so normal dusting is all it needs. Keep it dry, since it is not designed for damp or outdoor spots. It is built for indoor rooms with a wall switch nearby.
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