Modern Metal Wall Sconce
Modern Metal Wall Sconce
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The Modern Metal Wall Sconce is stamped from solid metal and finished with an oil-rubbed coating that deepens unevenly across the surface, the way a well-used tool develops character over time. The semi-flush profile keeps it close to the wall, so the fixture reads as architecture rather than an add-on. Up close, the finish shifts from near-black to a warmer bronze depending on how the light catches it, which is part of what an oil-rubbed coating is meant to do.
It suits a hallway that needs light without a ceiling fixture, a stairwell landing, or a pair flanking a bed in place of table lamps. The industrial finish pairs naturally with exposed brick or wood, but it sits just as comfortably in a plainer room where it becomes the one textured object. In a café or a converted loft space it reads immediately as intentional, which is exactly the crowd this shape was designed for.
It's hardwired, controlled from a wall switch, and takes a standard E26 bulb at 110–240V, rated for dry indoor locations only. Installation hardware is included, and the fixture mounts flush enough that it clears most doorways and stairwells without catching on anything passing by. Vandora keeps a piece like this in the lineup for rooms that want a little weight in the details.
- Fixture type: Wall sconce, semi-flush mount
- Material: Metal
- Finish: Oil-rubbed
- Bulb: E26, LED or incandescent, not included
- Voltage: 110–240V
- Mounting: Hardwired, wall switch control
- Location: Indoor, dry areas only
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use this in a bathroom?
No, it's rated for dry indoor locations only, so keep it out of bathrooms or anywhere with regular moisture.
Does it stick out far from the wall?
No, the semi-flush profile keeps it close to the wall, so the fixture reads as architecture rather than an add-on, and it clears most doorways and stairwells without catching on anything passing by.
Will the finish look the same in every light?
Not exactly. Up close, the oil-rubbed coating shifts from near-black to a warmer bronze depending on how the light catches it, deepening unevenly across the surface the way a well-used tool develops character over time.
Where does it work best?
A hallway that needs light without a ceiling fixture, a stairwell landing, or a pair flanking a bed in place of table lamps all suit it well.
Does it come with mounting hardware?
Yes, installation hardware is included, though it's hardwired and controlled from a wall switch, so it needs a proper electrical connection rather than a plug.
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