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Designer Glass Wall Lamp, Minimalist Spherical Glass and Brushed Metal Wall Sconce for Living Room, Bedroom and Hallway
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$129.00
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Designer Glass Wall Lamp, Minimalist Spherical Glass and Brushed Metal Wall Sconce for Living Room, Bedroom and Hallway
$129.00
Spherical glass diffuses light in full
Machined metal arm, no flex
Reads well lit or unlit
Description
A wall lamp is easy to get wrong: too loud, too flimsy, or too plain to bother with. The Designer Glass Wall Lamp sits in the useful middle, with minimalist lines, glass and brushed metal construction, and a scale that works in a hallway or living room.
A sphere that diffuses in full
The spherical glass diffuses light in full, so the glow reads the same from every angle rather than dimming as you walk past. Fittings are concealed, so the glass is what you see. Glass was specified for wear rather than for the photograph.
A machined arm with no flex
The machined metal arm has no flex, which is what keeps the sphere sitting exactly where it was set. The arm holds the sphere far enough off the wall to light it properly without pushing the glass into the room, and nothing about the finish needs babying to keep looking right.
As good unlit as lit
It reads well lit or unlit, so the wall does not look bare during the day. It is the kind of piece you stop noticing, which is the highest compliment for an object like this.
The glass keeps its finish through ordinary handling, and a damp cloth resets it when it needs one. It ships ready to install, and returns are uncomplicated if it does not suit the space.
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.
A Sphere That Lights Every Direction
A round shade throws light outward on every axis at once, so the wall, the ceiling and the floor all lift together.
Directional sconces give you a bright patch and a hard edge, which works in a gallery and rarely in a house. A sphere has no front, so it reads the same as you walk past it rather than dimming from the side.
Nothing falls into hard shadow beside it.
An Arm That Holds Still
The arm is machined rather than folded from sheet, so there is no flex in it and no rattle at the wall plate.
Pressed brackets move slightly every time a door slams nearby, and over a year that becomes a sphere sitting a few degrees off the line it was set to. Solid stock does not travel.
It stays exactly where it went up, in year one and year five.
It Earns Its Place Unlit Too
Glass and metal in a clean, simple geometry mean the lamp still holds the wall with the switch off.
Most sconces are dead weight until dusk, a lump of hardware waiting to become useful. A sphere on a straight arm is a shape worth looking at in daylight, which is when you actually see it.
It works for both halves of the day, lit and unlit.
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
How does a round shade change the light?
It sends light out in every direction rather than one beam, so the wall, ceiling and floor all lift together and the room avoids hard shadow lines.
Does the arm stay where you set it?
Yes. It is machined metal rather than folded sheet, so there is no flex or rattle and the lamp holds the exact position it was fitted in.
Is the glass clear or frosted?
Diffused, so you see a soft even glow rather than the bulb inside. That is what keeps it comfortable at eye level in a hallway or beside a bed.
Will it work either side of a bed as a pair?
It will, and it is often used that way. Mounted at matching heights the two spheres balance the wall and give even light on both sides.
How much does it project from the wall?
Enough to let the sphere light freely, but short enough to clear a bedside table or a corridor. It does not intrude into the walking line.