A flower that blooms when lit
Curved glass petals grade the light from a bright throat to a soft flared edge — it glows like something organic, not hardware.
Four muted finishes, one sculpted form
Beige, Brown, Pink, or Green — the same soft petal shape in the tone that fits your wall, at home in layered, gentle interiors.
Made for pairs
Two flanking a mirror, a headboard, or a kitchen counter read as intentional — twin blooms framing the space between them.
One warm bloom against a city of lights
Some evenings the room needs only two things: the view and one soft light. Against floor-to-ceiling glass and a skyline full of cold sparkle, the sconce glows like a flower opening on the wall — brighter in the throat, gentle at the flared petals. It is the light you leave on for wine after dinner, when the ceiling lights would ruin what the window is doing.
A pair turns dinner into an occasion
Two sconces side by side do what candles do — but every night, at the flip of a switch. The twin blooms glow warm over the table while the last light fades on the water outside, and the candles below only add to what the wall is already doing. Pairs are this fixture's natural state; the symmetry reads as intentional in a way a single decorative light rarely does.
Sculpture first, fixture second
Switched off in morning light, the sconce still earns its wall. The curved petal glass catches daylight along its folds like a shell picked up from the beach outside — a soft, organic form that reads as decor, not hardware. In Beige, Brown, Pink, or Green, it belongs to the calm rooms it hangs in all day, then blooms when the light goes on.
Specifications
| Shade | Sculpted glass, flared petal design |
|---|---|
| Finishes | Beige, Brown, Pink, Green |
| Socket | E14, 40W maximum bulb |
| Bulb included | No |
| Voltage | 110–240V, hardwired |
| Width | 9.8 in (25 cm) |
| Height | 7.1 in (18 cm) |
| Depth | 3.5 in (8.9 cm) |
| Installation | Qualified electrician recommended |
Frequently Asked Questions
Does it come with a bulb?
No — the sconce takes a standard E14 bulb, rated to 40W maximum, and the bulb is not included. A warm-white E14 (2700K or lower) suits the petal glass best; a filament or frosted bulb both work, since the sculpted shade does the shaping of the light.
Can I install it myself?
This is a hardwired fixture supporting 110–240V — it wires directly into the wall rather than plugging in. We recommend installation by a qualified electrician, in line with your local electrical code. Once wired, there is nothing to maintain beyond changing the bulb.
How much light does it give?
With a 40W-max E14 bulb, this is accent and mood lighting — a warm glow through the petals rather than a room's main light. It shines beside a mirror, over a counter, or flanking a bed, layered with your other lighting. For a brighter effect, hang a pair.
