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Crystal Wall Light, Minimalist Cut Crystal and Iron Wall Sconce, Concealed Fitting Wall Light for Living Room, Bedroom and Hallway
Black / Round
$69.00
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Crystal Wall Light, Minimalist Cut Crystal and Iron Wall Sconce, Concealed Fitting Wall Light for Living Room, Bedroom and Hallway
$69.00
Cut crystal that scatters real light
Concealed fittings, nothing on show
Solid iron body, no flex
Description
The Crystal Wall Light sits in the useful middle that wall sconces so often miss: minimalist lines, glass and metal construction, and a scale that works in a living space. Nothing about it is designed to be treated delicately.
Cut crystal that scatters real light
The cut crystal breaks the light rather than simply passing it through, which is what gives the sconce its character on a wall at night. The glass is left to read as itself rather than disguised as something more expensive.
A solid iron body with no flex
The body is solid iron with no flex, so the piece sits firm on the wall instead of shifting under its own weight. It holds its shape and colour rather than fading into something tired, and a soft slightly damp cloth is the whole maintenance schedule.
Concealed fittings, nothing on show
The fittings are concealed, so the crystal is what you see. Scale was the hard part: large enough to register in a living space, restrained enough not to crowd a bedside or a hallway. It is the sort of sconce you buy once and stop thinking about.
The Lumrae brief for any wall sconce is durability first and styling second. Straightforward shipping, no installation trade required, and an easy return if it misses.
Shipping and Returns
Free shipping on every order, with most orders arriving within 12 business days. You have 30 days from delivery to arrange a return on unused items in their original packaging.
Crystal That Breaks The Light Up
The cut faces split the output into fine points instead of letting it pass straight through.
Switched off it is a piece of glass on a wall. Switched on it puts pattern across the plaster, which is the whole reason to choose crystal over a plain diffuser in the first place, and it is the part no photograph ever quite conveys.
The wall stops being a background and becomes part of the fitting.
An Iron Body That Holds Its Line
The backplate and body are solid iron rather than pressed shell, so the sconce sits hard against the wall.
Thin metal is where wall lights usually fail. They flex when you clean them, work loose over a year and start to sit a degree off level, which you notice every time you walk past.
This one stays where you set it and does not rattle in use.
Concealed Fittings, Only Crystal Showing
Nothing structural is visible from the front, so the crystal and the iron line are all that read.
Exposed screw heads and a stamped bracket are what date a sconce fastest, and they are usually the first sign that a piece was designed to a price rather than to a look.
What you are left with is a clean object on a clean wall.
Durable Materials
Long lasting and durable materials
Timeless Designs
Every product is always time tested
Easy Setup Everytime
Hassle free setup and accurate sizing
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the crystal real cut glass?
Yes. The faces are cut rather than moulded, which is why the light breaks into defined points instead of a soft general glow.
How much light does it put out?
It is an accent piece first. Expect a warm, decorative pool of light with sparkle across the wall, ideal alongside a main source rather than replacing it.
What holds it to the wall?
A solid iron backplate with concealed fixings. Once set it stays flush and rigid, with none of the flex you get from a thin pressed plate.
Where does it look best?
Either side of a bed or a mirror, along a hallway, or flanking a fireplace. In pairs the crystal pattern reads as intentional rather than incidental.
How do I clean the crystal?
Dust the faces with a dry soft cloth and use a barely damp one for marks. Keep abrasive cleaners away and the cut faces stay sharp and clear.