The Clarkson by AERIN showcases a minimalist design with versatile lighting positions. Gentle, even light flows from the slender shades, while brass and matte accents add a touch of drama. This sophisticated fixture is ideal for hallways, home libraries, and bedrooms.

Great Item love it. I would totally recommend it!. Agnieszka. New York City, NY. Mon Jan 10 2022

Our Ripple Rechargeable LED Sconce features your choice of neutral black or white shades trimmed with rippled edges. Its rechargeable battery offers over 11 hours of cordless illumination and, to recharge, simply pop it onto its charging base (USB cord included). Touch control includes a dimmer function for achieving optimal ambience. A bright idea inside or outside: brilliant on your bar, by the pool, or in the cabana. It’s also a chic touch in your powder room.

The metal is very shiny and the light is a built in LED. Easy to charge.. Renee. Smyrna, GA. Sun Jun 28 2026

A modern statement piece is exactly what your home is missing. Seamlessly blend form, function, and style with the Spyder Single Arm Sconce. With a metal shade and an adjustable bent arm, this light would look stunning in any office, bedroom, or den.

The Rico Espinet Racer wall sconce by Robert Abbey beautifully combines sleek design with modern functionality. Its unique shape and vertical orientation make it a striking addition to any living room or entryway. Illuminate your space with this stylish fixture that brings a touch of sophistication to your decor.

Carlos. Thu Sep 18 2025

In mid-century modern super graphic style, 4 matte black finished industrial steel arms flow off the plate base. Bulbs are enclosed in frosted white balls. The fixture can be mounted in multiple positions.

Swedish designer Alf Svensson devised the Collector series of lighting in the 1950s. One of three designs, the wall-mounted lamp is defined by its solid brass band that holds a conical metal shade that projects the light in two directions. Small perforations in the shade allow the light to shine through. The name references the collectability of the series, profiling mid-century lighting design at its very best.