Porcelain Indigo Wall Lamp

Porcelain Indigo Wall Lamp

W 17cm x H 13cm / W 6.7″ x H 5.1″ / Model A / Brass & Blue
Sale price  $210.99 USD Regular price $350.00 USD
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Porcelain Indigo Wall Lamp

Sale price  $210.99 USD Regular price $350.00 USD
Deep indigo porcelain against warm brass
More detail than a plain metal sconce
Small enough for any wall

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Porcelain Indigo Wall Lamp

W 17cm x H 13cm / W 6.7″ x H 5.1″ / Model A / Brass & Blue

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    Ships from our US warehouse — arrives in ~4-8 business days
    30-day returns · crated and padded for safe transit

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    30-DAY RETURNS

    12-MONTH WARRANTY

    ALABASTER & BRASS

    Two Materials, One Small Piece

    Brass gives the warmth, indigo porcelain gives the depth. Together they carry far more interest than a plain metal wall light of the same size.

    Colour At Close Range

    The blue reads almost black from across a room and opens up as you get closer, which is exactly what you want from a hallway fixture.

    Glazed And Fired

    Real porcelain, glazed so the colour sits under a hard surface rather than on top of it. Aurelex uses the material that holds its colour.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    How dark is the indigo?

    Deep enough to read as near black at a distance, with the blue coming through up close and under light. That shift is one of the nicest things about it.

    Where does it suit best?

    Hallways, bedsides and small landings, where people pass close enough to see the porcelain. It also works well flanking a mirror.

    Will the glaze chip?

    Fired porcelain is hard wearing and the glaze is not going to fade or scratch in normal use on a wall. Just avoid knocking it during installation.

    Does it match brass fittings elsewhere?

    The brass sits comfortably with other warm metals in the room. If you have a strict brass scheme, this one adds a colour accent rather than breaking it.

    How do I clean it?

    The porcelain takes a lightly damp cloth then dry. Use a dry cloth only on the brass, since polish will wear the sealed finish.