The 12"W Glasgow Bungalow 2 Light Wall Sconce by Meyda Tiffany is a stunning piece inspired by the art and architecture of Charles Rennie Mackintosh and the Glasgow School of Art. This exquisite wall sconce features intricate stained glass shades in a harmonious blend of amber, mauve, and gold hues. The geometric patterns and floral motifs are meticulously crafted, creating a visual masterpiece that adds a touch of sophistication to any space.
The sconce is suspended from mission-style hardware finished in a warm mahogany bronze. This rich finish complements the vibrant colors of the stained glass, enhancing the overall aesthetic appeal. The combination of the bronze finish and the colorful glass creates a warm and inviting ambiance, perfect for creating a cozy atmosphere in your home.
This wall sconce is not just about aesthetics; it is also highly functional. It features two light fixtures, each capable of holding a 60-watt medium base bulb. The dual lighting provides ample illumination, making it ideal for various settings such as hallways, living rooms, bedrooms, or dining areas. The sconce is UL listed for damp locations, ensuring it can be safely used in bathrooms or other areas with higher humidity levels.
The Glasgow Bungalow 2 Light Wall Sconce seamlessly fits into a variety of room themes. Its classic design and timeless appeal make it suitable for traditional, vintage, or arts and crafts-themed interiors. The warm tones of the stained glass and the bronze finish add a touch of elegance and charm, making it a perfect accent piece for any room.
This wall sconce is versatile in its placement. It can be installed in entryways to create a welcoming atmosphere, in living rooms to provide ambient lighting, or in bedrooms as a stylish bedside light. In dining areas, it can enhance the dining experience by adding a warm and intimate glow. The sconce's design ensures it stands out as a decorative piece while providing practical lighting solutions.
Each Glasgow Bungalow 2 Light Wall Sconce is unique due to the natural variations in the stained glass. These variations ensure that no two pieces are exactly alike, adding to the charm and character of the sconce. The handcrafted nature of the stained glass means that actual colors may vary slightly from the images, making each sconce a one-of-a-kind addition to your home decor.
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Bathroom lights usually are placed above or next to a bathroom mirror, above your vanity or sink. They provide a fairly strong light in front of your face which helps you to see clearly for washing, make-up application and so on. A row of 3-5 light bulbs is ideal for most bathrooms, while 1-light or 2-light fixtures could be placed either side of a mirror. Bath vanity lights shield your eyes from the glare of lightbulbs and also provide ambient light for the whole bathroom.
Tiffany glass, inspired by Louis Comfort Tiffany, brings a splash of color and personality into any interior. Highly stylized and dreamlike, the art glass dominates the design, with a glass shade that casts colorful light, making Tiffany Style Lighting lamps and fixtures perfect for reading or creating an ambient mood. When looking to add a signature element to your room, Tiffany style lights will set a stage of color and focus.
Fixtures closely attached to a wall tend to produce more ambient background light. They might be used to support a more central light fixture or as a less elaborate central light. They can produce strong light near to where they are placed. Wall sconces and bathroom lights can add extra light to one side of a room where you need it.
Bath vanity lights are best used in a bathroom or restroom, above or next to a mirror. However, single or two-light bath lights could be used like a wall-sconce in other rooms such as living rooms, dining rooms, hallways or bedrooms.
The bath light and mirror are most likely placed directly above the vanity in front of the sink. The combination of using the sink while looking in the mirror is common. Since this places light to the side of the room, an overhead light is also recommended.
Attaches to an interior wall. The backplate hides the electrical installation.
An electrician or person with electrical installation knowledge will need to permanently wire the bath light into the building's electrical supply.