Cradled Globe Wall Sconce

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A minimalist wall sconce — an opal-glass globe held in a slim metal cradle, with a thin loop arching over the top that turns the frame into a sculptural line drawing. Pick a single globe or a vertical pair; brass or matte black. Soft, even glow from the opal glass; clean modern silhouette when off. For hallways, bedside, study, dining, or quiet living-room walls. Opal-glass globe Hand-finished opaline glass — soft, milky, no glare; lit and unlit both read clean. Cradle + arched loop A thin metal ring cradles the glass; a top loop turns the frame into a line drawing. Single or double One globe for a compact accent, or two stacked for a taller statement on a long wall. Four Combinations Size Lights Finish Overall size Single 1 × E14 Brass 11.4″ × 8.7″ (29 × 22 cm) Single 1 × E14 Matte black 11.4″ × 8.7″ (29 × 22 cm) Double 2 × E14 Brass 13″ × 17.7″ (33 × 45 cm) Double 2 × E14 Matte black 13″ × 17.7″ (33 × 45 cm) Material Aluminum, Metal, Glass Shade Hand-finished opal/opaline glass globe Frame Powder-coated metal cradle and arched loop Finish Brass or matte black (matte spray, dust-free) Light source E14 candelabra-base bulbs · max 40W per socket (LED recommended) Light color Warm white (pick bulb temperature to taste) Single 1 socket; 11.4″ × 8.7″ (29 × 22 cm) Double 2 sockets; 13″ × 17.7″ (33 × 45 cm) Power AC 110–240V; hardwired over a standard junction box Use IP20 indoor and dry locations only Shape Diagrams Click any diagram to enlarge the dimensions for each size. Finish does not affect dimensions. Single 11.4″ × 8.7″ / 29 × 22 cm Double 13″ × 17.7″ / 33 × 45 cm 🔍 Click any thumbnail to open full size in a new tab Hand-finished opal glass — slight variation expected Each opal globe is hand-finished, so wall thickness, milky-white tone, and the way light reads through the glass vary slightly piece to piece — part of the craft, not a defect. Email us for photos of in-stock pieces before ordering, especially if you need a matched pair. Use an LED bulb only — globe and finish are heat-sensitive The E14 bulb sits inside the opal globe with limited airflow. Use only an LED bulb up to 40W per socket — incandescent and halogen run hot enough to thermal-stress the glass and yellow the matte spray finish over time. Do not exceed the wattage on the socket label. Installation & Care Hardwired wall mount over a standard junction box — a licensed electrician is recommended. Use E14 candelabra-base bulbs (LED only), max 40W each (or LED equivalent). Bulbs are loaded by lifting the glass globe out of the cradle ring; consult the install guide before opening. Bulbs not included. Install in pairs to flank a mirror, doorway, or art; allow 24–30″ between centers for the Single, or 36–42″ for the Double for symmetry. Controlled by a standard wall switch (on/off). Not designed for external dimmer compatibility — pair with a standard switched circuit. Indoor and dry locations only (IP20). Safe in damp vanity areas away from shower spray; not rated for wet zones. The opal glass is hand-finished and can chip at the rim. Lift gently from the cradle for bulb changes; rotate, don't pry. Avoid abrasives on the matte finish — it scuffs. Dust the glass with a soft, dry cloth; wipe the frame with a barely-damp microfiber. No solvents on the matte spray finish. Downloads & Resources Spec Sheet FAQs Single or double — which should I pick? Single (11.4″ × 8.7″) is a compact accent — bedside, narrow hall, beside a doorway, or as a small reading light. Double (13″ × 17.7″) gives a taller vertical statement on a longer wall, in a stairwell, beside a tall mirror, or above a console. Pair two of the same on flanking walls or across a room for symmetry. Which finish should I pick? Brass reads warmer and softer — pairs with wood, cream, and classic interiors. Matte black is high-contrast and graphic — modern, gallery-like, works against light walls. Both have the same opal-glass globe, so the light cast is identical; the difference is whether the frame reads quiet or bold. What bulb does it take? E14 candelabra-base bulb, max 40W per socket (or LED equivalent), not included — one bulb for Single, two for Double. Use LED only — the opal globe encloses the bulb and traps heat, and incandescent/halogen can crack the glass or yellow the matte spray finish. A warm-white LED gives an even, soft glow. Can I use it in a bathroom? In dry or damp areas only — beside a vanity mirror, away from shower or tub spray. The sconce is IP20 (indoor/dry), not waterproof. Confirm your local electrical code before bathroom installation. Is there a warranty? 2-year warranty on wiring, sockets, and frame finish. Hand-finished opal-glass variation is not a defect; chips, cracks, or yellowing from using an over-spec or non-LED bulb are not covered. Email support with photos within 7 days of delivery for any transit damage. Sizing & questions Every piece is made to order in our own atelier — here is what most clients ask before choosing theirs. Should I choose the single or double sconce?+Single (11.4″ × 8.7″) fits compact spaces—bedside, narrow halls, or beside doorways. Double (13″ × 17.7″) with two globes suits longer walls and mirror flanking. Allow 24–30″ between single centers, 36–42″ for doubles, for symmetry. What finish should I pick—brass or matte black?+Brass pairs warmly with natural light and wood tones; matte black reads modern and graphic against light walls. Both finishes are hand-finished powder-coat. Pair two sconces in the same finish for visual balance. Can I use incandescent or halogen bulbs?+LED bulbs only, up to 40W per socket. The E14 candelabra base sits inside the opal globe with limited airflow. Incandescent and halogen run hot enough to stress the glass and yellow the matte finish over time. How do I clean and maintain the opal glass and finish?+Dust the hand-finished opal glass with a soft, dry cloth. Wipe the metal frame with a barely-damp microfiber cloth. Avoid abrasives and solvents on the matte spray finish—they scuff. Lift the globe gently to change bulbs; don't pry. What installation does this sconce require?+Hardwired over a standard wall junction box—a licensed electrician is recommended. Controlled by a standard wall switch (on/off). Bulbs not included. Consult the install guide before opening the glass globe.