Brass Arc Wall Sconce with Two White Glass Shades for Hallways and Bedrooms

Short answer: the Brass Arc Wall Sconce is a hardwired, indoor wall light built around a thick curved brass arm that holds two white glass shades at staggered heights. It's for anyone who wants a sculptural focal point in a hallway, living room, or beside the bed — without handing floor or table space over to a lamp. It takes a G9 bulb (LED or Edison, sold separately), runs on AC 110–240V, and is UL, ETL, CE, and SAA listed.

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Design and Materials

The fixture is made from brass and glass. The body is a thick brass arc that curves out from the wall plate, and the two white glass shades sit at different heights rather than level with each other. That asymmetry is the whole idea — it reads as a deliberate, sculptural silhouette instead of a standard double sconce.

Finished in Brass & Gray or Black, with white glass. Because the shades are white glass, they diffuse light evenly rather than throwing a single hotspot, which is what you want in a hallway or above a nightstand where you'll be looking past the light, not straight into it.

It measures W 7.9″ × H 22″ (W 20cm × H 56cm) — a tall, narrow profile. That ratio is what makes it work in tight vertical spots: narrow walls, bedside gaps, and hallway stretches where a wide fixture would feel crowded.

Where This Brass Arc Sconce Works Best

Per the product details, it's intended for hallways, living rooms, bedrooms, and hotels. Broken down by real use:

• Hallway or corridor: use one as a focal point, or a matching pair spaced evenly down a longer wall to create rhythm and a wash of light.
• Bedside: mount one on each side of the bed so both sleepers get their own light and a nightstand stays clear for a book and a cup of coffee.
• Living room: flank a sofa, a fireplace, or a console. The staggered shades give the wall depth that a flush mount won't.
• Hospitality / rental: a repeatable design that reads high-end across many identical rooms.

Because it's tall and narrow, it fits vertical walls and slim alcoves where a wide bar fixture wouldn't.

How to Install and Place It

The sconce is hardwired and controlled by a standard wall switch (not included). Wiring is required, so plan for a wall box and a switched circuit — an electrician is the safe route if you're not comfortable with mains wiring.

It's indoor use, listed as IP20 and damp-rated. The manufacturer notes it can be used in bathrooms or covered outdoor areas where it is not directly exposed to water — so covered porches are a maybe, open rain-exposed walls are a no.

Practical mounting guidance (adjust to your space):

• Hallway / general wall: set the center of the fixture roughly 60–66 in (150–170 cm) above the floor for comfortable ambient light. Since this fixture is 22 in tall, check the top and bottom clearances before you commit to the height.
• Bedside: aim for about 20–24 in above the nightstand surface so light falls toward your reading plane rather than past it. Reaching the wall switch comfortably should be the tiebreaker.
• Spacing a pair: give each sconce its own breathing room — don't crowd them against a corner or a door casing.
• Wall switch location: because switch placement is fixed at install time, decide whether you want the control by the doorway, by the bed, or both before wiring.

Specifications

Choosing the Right Bulb

The fixture ships without a bulb — that's on purpose, so you can match the warmth and brightness to the room. It uses a G9 base, compatible with LED or Edison-style bulbs.

• Color temperature: go warm 2700K for bedrooms and hallways where you want a soft, inviting glow; step up to 3000K in a living room or anywhere the light doubles as a task light. Reserve 4000K and up for garages and workshops, not residential living spaces.
• Brightness: a small G9 LED is plenty for ambience at each shade; two shades give you a natural layered effect rather than one bright point.
• Dimming: whether it dims depends on the bulb you pick and the switch you install — pair a dimmable bulb with a compatible dimmer if you want that control.

Quick Fit Checklist

• ✅ You have (or can add) a hardwired, switched wall box.
• ✅ Your space is indoor or covered and not directly rain-exposed.
• ✅ You want a tall, narrow fixture (7.9″ × 22″), not a wide bar.
• ✅ You'll supply your own G9 bulb in the color temperature you want.
• ✅ Brass or Black finish matches your hardware and metals.

If those boxes check out, this sconce is a low-risk pick. View Product

FAQ

What type of bulb does this wall light use?

It's compatible with LED or Edison bulbs featuring a G9 base. The bulb is not included, so you choose the warmth and brightness yourself.

Is this wall light suitable for damp locations?

It's IP20 and damp-rated for indoor use, and can go in bathrooms or covered outdoor areas where it is not directly exposed to water.

Can I use it with a wall switch?

Yes. It's hardwired and designed to be controlled by a standard wall switch — the switch itself is not included.

Does it need special wiring?

It's a hardwired fixture, so it needs a wall box and a switched circuit. If you're not confident with mains wiring, use a licensed electrician.

Is expedited shipping available?

Yes, expedited options are offered at checkout, and the support team can arrange priority handling for urgent orders.

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