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Clouds Modular Wall Sconce
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A simple frame supports a stunning shade in the Clouds Modular Wall Sconce by Justice Design Group. Leaning on the appeal of minimalist geometry, the Metal structure of the sconce features a slight square baseplate and a small connecting arm. A petite disc attaches to the cylindrical shade, transitioning from the angular frame to the smooth sides of the Clouds Resin diffuser. As light warms the sides of the shade, it highlights the beautiful detailing of the Resin and enhances the sconce’s intriguing aesthetic. The light washes over the Metal frame, adding vibrancy to the small structure and boosting the light quality. With the option to install facing up or down, the sconce provides uncommon versatility to go with its innovative design. Â
What began as two UCLA students working on a ceramics project in 1985, Justice Design Group has since grown into the largest ceramic lighting manufacturer in the US. With a far-reaching reputation for distinctive residential, hospitality and commercial lighting solutions, Justice Design Group is a world-class design and manufacturing company known for its signature shade materials and unparalleled breadth of options, including Venetian glass, porcelain, ceramic slate and alabaster rock.
A simple frame supports a stunning shade in the Clouds Modular Wall Sconce by Justice Design Group. Leaning on the appeal of minimalist geometry, the Metal structure of the sconce features a slight square baseplate and a small connecting arm. A petite disc attaches to the cylindrical shade, transitioning from the angular frame to the smooth sides of the Clouds Resin diffuser. As light warms the sides of the shade, it highlights the beautiful detailing of the Resin and enhances the sconce’s intriguing aesthetic. The light washes over the Metal frame, adding vibrancy to the small structure and boosting the light quality. With the option to install facing up or down, the sconce provides uncommon versatility to go with its innovative design. Â
What began as two UCLA students working on a ceramics project in 1985, Justice Design Group has since grown into the largest ceramic lighting manufacturer in the US. With a far-reaching reputation for distinctive residential, hospitality and commercial lighting solutions, Justice Design Group is a world-class design and manufacturing company known for its signature shade materials and unparalleled breadth of options, including Venetian glass, porcelain, ceramic slate and alabaster rock.
- 60W max 120V B-13 Torpedo E26 Medium Base Incandescent bulb may be used. Sold Separately
- Shade Color: Clouds
- Manufactured In: China
- Location Rating: UL Listed Damp
- Lighting Style: Indirect
- Metal
- Clouds Resin shade
- Fixture: H 7.5 in , W 4.75 in , D 5.25 in
- This fixture can be installed as an uplight or downlight
Model(s):
CLD-8921-10-DBRZ,
CLD-8921-10-CROM,
CLD-8921-10-MBLK,
CLD-8921-10-NCKL.
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