Winslow Wave Arm Wall Sconce

Winslow Wave Arm Wall Sconce

W 15.0″ x H 14.2″ x P 8.7″ / Brushed Brass
Sale price  $462.99 USD Regular price $700.00 USD
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Winslow Wave Arm Wall Sconce

Winslow Wave Arm Wall Sconce

Sale price  $462.99 USD Regular price $700.00 USD
Wave arm profile on a compact footprint
Sits close to the wall in tight hallways
Soft diffused light with no hard glare

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Winslow Wave Arm Wall Sconce

W 15.0″ x H 14.2″ x P 8.7″ / Brushed Brass

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    12-MONTH WARRANTY

    ALABASTER & BRASS

    Winslow Wave Arm Wall Sconce

    The Chandelier, Scaled Down

    Same curved wave arms as the Winslow chandelier, brought down to a size that suits a hallway or a bedside. Run them together and a room reads as one considered scheme rather than a collection of parts.

    Light Where You Actually Need It

    The arms project forward and curl back, throwing light out into the room instead of straight up the wall. Mounted either side of a bed or a mirror, it gives you usable light at face height.

    Solid Brass, Hand Finished

    Every arm is shaped and finished by hand, then sealed so the colour holds instead of going patchy. Aurelex builds wall lighting to stay looking right years after it goes up.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    How far does it stick out from the wall?

    Only a few inches. The curved arms fold back on themselves rather than reaching straight out, which is exactly why this one works in a hallway or stairwell where a deeper fixture would be in the way.

    What height should I mount it at?

    Around sixty to sixty six inches from the floor works for a hallway or beside a mirror. Beside a bed, drop it lower so the light falls onto the page when you are reading. The backplate hides a standard wall box either way.

    Can I use it in a bathroom?

    Yes, either side of a vanity mirror is one of its best uses. The forward facing arms light your face evenly instead of casting shadows down from above, which is what makes a mirror actually usable.

    Does it work with a dimmer?

    It does, and a dimmer is worth fitting. Full brightness suits a hallway, and dialled down it turns a bedside into something much warmer. Use a dimmable bulb to match.

    How do I clean the brass?

    A soft dry cloth is all it takes. The finish is sealed, so skip polishes and anything abrasive and it will keep its even tone rather than wearing through in patches.