Glass that folds the light
The pleated, shell-form shade does what a flat diffuser can't: each ridge catches the bulb at a different intensity, and the wall behind picks up a soft fanned pattern. Lit, it's a small light show; unlit, it still reads as a deliberate object on the wall.
Four glasses, four moods
Clear shows the bulb and throws the sharpest pattern. Frosted softens everything into an even glow. Rose warms the light toward pink-gold; Green cools it toward something quieter and more botanical. All four sit on the same brass-tone mount, so a mixed pair still reads as a set.
Slim enough for tight walls
At 9.8 inches wide but only 2.8 inches deep (25 x 7 cm), it hugs the wall closely enough for the spots bulkier sconces can't take: beside a mirror, flanking a headboard, spaced down a narrow hallway. Each sconce is sold individually.
The wall becomes part of the light
Lit with a warm bulb, the pleated glass doesn't just glow — it throws a fanned pattern of light onto the wall around it. A pair above the bed gives you soft evening light and a little theatre at the same time, with the ceiling fixture off.
Sculpted glass on a brass mount
In daylight the shell holds its own switched off: thick pleated glass with real depth to the ridges, seated in a brass-tone mount. At 9.8 inches wide and only 2.8 inches deep, it reads as wall decor first and a fixture second.
Follow the staircase up
The slim profile makes it a natural stairwell light: three stepped up the wall in line with the climb, each throwing its fan of light as you go. It's the kind of detail that turns a pass-through space into part of the house worth looking at. Each sconce is sold individually — order the run your wall needs.
Specifications
| Shade | Sculpted seashell-form glass |
|---|---|
| Glass options | Clear, Frosted, Rose, Green |
| Mount | Brass-tone |
| Width | 9.8 in (25 cm) |
| Depth | 2.8 in (7 cm) |
| Height | 8.3 in (21 cm) |
| Mounting | Wall-mounted, hardwired |
| Installation | Qualified electrician recommended |
| Rooms | Bedroom, hallway, living area, entry |
Frequently Asked Questions
Which glass should I choose?
Clear if you want the strongest fanned light pattern on the wall and don't mind seeing the bulb — use a decorative filament bulb and it becomes part of the look. Frosted if you want the softest, most even glow. Rose warms the light noticeably; Green mutes it. If you're deciding between two, Frosted is the safest all-rounder.
How far does it stick out from the wall?
2.8 inches (7 cm) — slim enough for hallways and the wall beside a mirror, where a deeper fixture would catch shoulders and door swings. The shade is 9.8 inches wide and 8.3 inches high on the wall.
Do I need an electrician to install it?
Yes — this is a hardwired wall fixture rather than a plug-in lamp, so it connects directly to the wall box. Plan on installation by a qualified electrician in line with local electrical code, particularly where it replaces an existing wall light.
