Vintage striped glass wall sconce above a living room sideboard

Nordic Vintage Glass Wall Sconce, Scandinavian Ribbed Glass Disc Wall Light for Living Room, Bedroom and Hallway

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$99.00
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Vintage striped glass wall sconce above a living room sideboard

Nordic Vintage Glass Wall Sconce, Scandinavian Ribbed Glass Disc Wall Light for Living Room, Bedroom and Hallway

$99.00
Ribbed glass disc with real depth
Soft halo of light on plaster
Slim profile close to the wall
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Description

The Nordic Vintage Glass Wall Sconce solves the usual wall light problem: something that looks right and still lasts. A ribbed glass disc sits close to the wall, and the fittings stay out of sight.

Ribbed glass with real depth

The ribbed glass disc has genuine depth, catching light along each channel rather than sitting flat. The glass is left to read as itself rather than disguised as something more expensive. Ordinary use does not mark or discolour it.

A soft halo on plaster

Mounted on a wall it throws a soft halo across the plaster, which is what makes a room feel finished in the evening. The light is warm rather than clinical. It holds its own in a living space without dominating it.

Slim profile, concealed fittings

The body stays slim and close to the wall, so a hallway keeps its width. Fittings are concealed, which means the glass is what you see. Scale was set to register in a room without crowding it.

Care is a wipe with a soft, damp cloth and no abrasive cleaners. Shipping is straightforward, no installation trade is required, and an easy return is there if it misses.

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Nordic Vintage Glass Wall Sconce in a home setting, Ribbed Glass, Vintage Depth

A Ribbed Disc With Real Depth

Each channel in the glass catches the light along its length, so the disc has depth whether the sconce is lit or not.

A flat opal disc only exists in the evening. Switch it off in daylight and it is a blank circle on the wall, doing nothing until dusk.

The fluting keeps working through the afternoon, which makes it a wall detail first and a light second.

Sits Close, Keeps The Hallway Clear

The body is shallow enough to stay tight to the wall, so a corridor keeps its width and a stairwell keeps its handrail clear.

Depth is the thing nobody measures until the sconce is up. A fitting that stands proud of the plaster catches sleeves in a hallway and looks bulky on a narrow return wall.

Scale was set for plain plaster, so it suits an ordinary wall rather than a feature one.

Nordic Vintage Glass Wall Sconce in a home setting, Sits Close, Reads Quietly
Nordic Vintage Glass Wall Sconce in a home setting, Evening Light Without Glare

An Evening Halo Without The Glare

The glass diffuses the source and lays a warm halo across the plaster, which is the thing that makes a room look finished after dark rather than simply lit.

Overhead light alone flattens a living room at night. It fills the middle, leaves the walls grey, and gives the eye nowhere soft to land.

A pair of these puts light back at the edges, and the finish ages evenly against paint and timber.

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

What is the shade made from?

Ribbed glass held in a metal frame. The glass has genuine thickness, which is what gives the light its depth.

How far does it stand off the wall?

It sits shallow and close, which makes it suitable for corridors, stairwells and beside a bed where clearance matters.

What sort of light does it cast?

A warm diffused halo across the wall rather than a hard beam. It suits evening lighting and layered schemes.

Which rooms suit it best?

Bedrooms, hallways and living spaces. A pair either side of a bed or mirror reads especially well.

Does the glass mark easily?

No. The surface is smooth between the ribs and dust lifts with a dry cloth.

Vintage striped glass wall sconce above a living room sideboard