All Wall Lights

We bought a house with two sconces in a dark bathroom in the basement. The sconces were solid plaster and emitted no light just reflected a little off the wall. Once those were gone and replaced with these there is so much more light and they a very attractive. So glad we bought them."..."  Read more

The light adds warmth and charm and beauty while being very understated. The light shines out of the top and bottom, giving the wall a very warm glow. If you love wrought iron, you will love this light. It is high quality metal, not painted over plastic."..."  Read more

This fixture is used along with the 6-light version over a double sink vanity. This 3-light fixture is used on a side mirror. The fixtures take up to 100W bulbs, so there is plenty of variation in the light output possible. I only used 75W's, and that was quite a bit of light. But, the heat output from incandescent bulbs was too much for the bathroom space. I put compact fluorescents in the 6-light fixture, and I put 40W bulbs in the 3-light fixture (because I was too cheap to buy more fluorescents.) The 6-light is the main light source, so I didn't need strong light from the 3-light source anyway. The electrician said that the hardest part of the install was putting on the shades. A flat wrench-like tool is provided with the fixture. You would need to keep that in case you ever had to change a shade. The bulbs were easy to screw in."..."  Read more

Fits nicely on the wall of our stairwell leading up to our great room. We put two 23 watt (60W) fluorescent bulbs in it which is more than adequate to illuminate the stairs (bulb pointing downwards) and softly lights up the wall above (bulb pointing upwards). I might just buy another one!"..."  Read more