All Wall Lights

I looked high and low for diffused light for our home theater room that wasn't cheesy or commercial looking. This light not only performs perfectly for a home theater, it's a statement piece - beautiful wall art. We have two with the rubbed bronze finish mounted on a long wall above a long dark brown leather sectional and they provide the perfect, diffused ambient light. Sometimes you need a little light to see the spread of appetizers you've laid out on the coffee table for movie night or game time! Note - dimmers are a must."..."  Read more

These --I got three--provide great (soft/even) ambient light for the room that sets a comfortable mood for living/reading/socializing along with the table and floor lamps; with all other lights off, they prvide perfect light for watching TV. The design is so clean/simple/elegant as to provide needed light without calling attention to itself. Unlike so many other sconces, it's not dinky (check the dimensions), not dainty, not "cute." Very good price for high end light fixtures!"..."  Read more

This Mission Style Light is both attractive and purposeful. It offers five standard light bulb fixtures, which allows more than amble lighting. The choice is yours as to which bulbs to use. I chose Halogen standard bulbs, offering good, clean lighting. The Mission Style Light looks beautiful in my master bath. I locally shopped for lighting AND shopped online. As far as value goes, this light is terrific. The customer service I was provided sold me completely. I directly called twice to ask questions about the light and left the conversation feeling confident that my choice was a good one. The light is Mission Style, but offers a semi-modern look to my bathroom. A great choice and a good value."..."  Read more

I searched a long time online to find sconces with such an attractive design. These are lovely, with the look of alabaster and pewter at a fraction of the cost. They perfectly match a chandelier I had previously bought made of brushed nickel and faux alabaster globes. They are large enough to be featured one on each side of my dining room door. One consideration is that the sconces do not have an on/off switch, as some do, so before wiring them into the wall make sure the wall switch will operate them. In our case it did not, for some reason, but rather than return them we had an electrician adjust the inside wiring to add a switch. I would recommend installing a dimmer switch, as we did with sconces in our living room - it gives variable ambient light for different occasions."..."  Read more