A simple fixture that provides the perfect glow. A pair of these at a mirror make a great statement in a powder room or bathroom (best with some additional recessed can lights).

By: DesignR, Designer  (Mpls)

My client is a 93 year old ex-Vogue model. She has period deco- I needed to design a bath that complimented the aesthetics of her home- these sconces are perfect- they add a modern touch while maintaining the dialog of the home. Would use again...and again.

By: Larry W., Homeowner  (Fort Lauderdale Florida)

I thought these had a very clean, sleek design and if I used three of them on a bathroom mirror, with some additional lighting, they would do the trick. Wrong. The 60w bulb is comparable to a candle--keep in mind the 60w of light is spread over a bulb about 12" long--very dim and golden. Given the right application, they could be very cool--I just wouldn't recommend them except for ambiance. (I ended up replacing them with the sconce by FLOS, called the Sally--MUCH BETTER light and the design is much more modern than you can tell be the picture.)

By: A.K., Designer  (WA)

I love the clean simple line of this modern sconce. It looks beautiful without taking away from the overall design of the room. This is definitely one of my favorites.

By: Mandy M., Designer  (Las Vegas, NV)

This is a sleek looking fixture. Admits a good amount of light. We have speced these out for a client of ours and are using them in our office's powder room. The only problem we've noticed with this fixture is that the light bulb is not fastened securely. It can easily pop out of its housing.

By: NWD, Designer  (Denver, CO)

This light appeared to have glass as part of the backplate on line, but is actually metal - either works well with the sleek modern appeal of the fixture.

By: JMID, Architect  (San Francisco)

I absolutely love the sconce. I do feel however that its presentation on the web site is a bit deceiving. The sconce is shown with stone going all the way up to the rectangular housing with the circular metal part covered by stone. This is not possible. The sconce has to be mounted with circular plate being exposed so that the wall in which it is mounted would not have to be torn out to access the box if something were to malfunction electrically. So you do actually see the round plate where in images it looks as though the bulb is floating. Otherwise, great fixture & it still looks good even with the plate exposed.

By: Rose B., Architect  (Austin, TX)

This wall sconce is beautiful and simple all the while giving a great quality of flattering light. Looks fantastic flanking a mirror in a bathroom, or above a vanity as Soft ambient light in a powder room.

By: Jorge R.,   (Miami, Fl)