The 8"W 1-Light Victorian ScoRose Bush sconce is a stunning piece of art that brings a touch of timeless elegance to any space. Handcrafted using the world-famous copperfoil construction process perfected by Louis Comfort Tiffany over a century ago, this exquisite light fixture is designed for enduring beauty. The intricate stained glass design features a beautiful rose motif in shades of red, pink, mauve, green, blue, purple, and brown, creating a vibrant and eye-catching display.
Each Meyda Tiffany stained glass product is a masterpiece, with natural variations in the glass and finish making every piece unique. The sconce measures 11" in height, 8" in width, and 14" in depth, making it a perfect fit for various spaces within your home. The attention to detail in the design is evident in the intricate floral patterns on the metal base, which complement the colorful stained glass shade beautifully.
This Victorian-style sconce is not only a decorative piece but also a functional lighting solution. It requires a medium base bulb with a maximum wattage of 60 watts (bulb not included), providing ample illumination for any room. Whether you place it in your living room, bedroom, hallway, or dining area, this sconce will add a touch of sophistication and charm to your decor.
The 8"W 1-Light Victorian ScoRose Bush sconce is ideal for rooms with a vintage, classic, or eclectic theme. Its elegant design and vibrant colors make it a perfect addition to traditional interiors, while its unique craftsmanship can also complement more contemporary settings. Place it on a feature wall, beside a mirror, or near a reading nook to create a warm and inviting atmosphere.
Transform your home with the timeless beauty of the 8"W 1-Light Victorian ScoRose Bush sconce. Each piece is handcrafted and unique, ensuring that you receive a one-of-a-kind work of art. Due to the character of stained glass, all dimensions are approximate, and actual colors may vary from what you see on your monitor. Meyda orders typically ship within 7-10 days, so don't wait to add this exquisite piece to your collection. Order now and experience the enduring beauty of Meyda Tiffany stained glass.
Wall lights are mounted to an interior wall. Since they hug close to the wall, they can work well at the sides of a room or in a hallway. They support the room with extra ambient light and help to highlight the side areas of a room, such as near a seating area or side-table. One or two wall sconces in a room can help support a main light fixture and add extra atmosphere. A wall sconce is installed electrically and usually operated by a wall switch. Great for living rooms, dining rooms, bedrooms and hallways.
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.
A wall sconce works well as a secondary light in a medium or larger room. Ideal for living rooms and dining rooms, family rooms, bedrooms and in a home office. They also are a good option for basements.
Wall sconces help to light the edges of the room, or to one side where you need more light. They may not provide enough light for the whole room, unless you only want medium light. You'd do well to pair them with a ceiling light fixture, or some lamps.
Attaches to an interior wall. The decorative backplate covers the electrical installation area.
An electrician or person with electrical installation knowledge will need to permanently wire the wall sconce into the building's electrical supply.