Wall Lighting
Four sconces, each built for a different wall.
Wall lighting is the layer most homes skip. You get the ceiling light the builder installed and a lamp on a side table, and everything in between — the hallway, the stair turn, the wall above the bed — stays flat and unlit. Adding light at eye level is the single cheapest change that makes a room feel designed rather than furnished.
Every fixture here has its LED integrated and included, rated beyond 20,000 hours, and runs on 90–260V so it works on US and European supply. All four come in matte black or matte white, in warm or cool light — choose on the product page.
Which one for which wall
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The Note — beside a bed. The curve angles light down onto a page instead of across at your partner, and gets your nightstand back.
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Infinity — hallways and mirrors. The flattest of the four at 2.8 inches deep, throwing two soft columns up and down the wall. Best bought in pairs.
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Sarmak — above a console, beside a fireplace, on a stair turn. The most sculptural piece; it does the job of wall art and lights the room as well.
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Twisty — the spiral. Corridors and awkward blank walls that need something to look at more than they need illumination.
Before you order
All four are hardwired. They mount to an existing wall junction box and, unless you're confident with household wiring, they're a short job for an electrician. If you rent, or there's no wiring in the wall you want to light, look at the Mini Magnetic LED Table Lamp instead — it runs off any USB port and needs no installation at all.
Free worldwide shipping. Plan on three to four weeks door to door in the US, and 30 days to return anything for any reason.
