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Wall Sconces

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Basics Curved Wall Sconceby UltraLights

$161 - $263

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Travis Wall Lightby Savoy House

$178

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Addison Wall Sconceby Savoy House

$118

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Loop Wall Lightby Et2

$198 - $278

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Tartan Color Select Wall Sconceby Et2

$648 - $728

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Pavona Color-Select Wall Sconceby Schonbek Signature

$1,725

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Ramen Wall / Ceiling / Pendant Light with Back Dish

Ramen Wall / Ceiling / Pendant Light with Back Dishby Koncept Lighting

$638 - $890

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Plug-In Wall Sconce With Reading Lightby Dainolite

$180 - $306

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Berkshire Wall Lightby Innovations Lighting

$127

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Edison Wall Lightby Innovations Lighting

$120

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Ballston Cone Wall Lightby Innovations Lighting

$127

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Miamicita Wall Sconceby Boyd Lighting

$1,423

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Vornado Wall Sconceby WAC Lighting

$249

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Dalton Color Select Wall Lightby Artcraft

$103 - $106

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AS3C Wall Sconceby Nemo

$1,420 - $1,730

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Crown Vertical Wall Sconceby Nemo

$300 - $400

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Secret Wall Sconceby PageOne

$206

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Scepter Wall Sconceby SONNEMAN - A Way of Light

$850

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Contemporary & Decorative Wall Sconces

Contemporary wall sconces and lights are the perfect functional wall dcor to add the finishing touch to any space. Decorative wall sconces frame your space, complement other light sources, and complete your design scheme. Wall lighting is a versatile solution that may provide direct or indirect illumination designed for ambient illumination, accent lighting, or for lighting specific tasks like reading. Browse our selection of transitional, contemporary, and modern wall sconces from brands like Artemide, Edge Lighting, Foscarini, George Kovacs, Hinkley, the Lightology Collection, and more.

Lightology's Lighting Tips: A Wall Lighting Guide

What is a wall sconce?
- - A wall sconce is a type of light fixture that is mounted on the wall. It is a versatile solution that can provide direct or indirect illumination. Wall sconces can be designed for ambient illumination, accent lighting, or for lighting specific tasks like reading. They are very versatile fixtures that can look and perform well in any room in the house.
What are the benefits of sconce lighting?
- - Sconce lighting offers several benefits. Firstly, they are the perfect functional wall decor to add the finishing touch to any space. Decorative wall sconces frame your space, complement other light sources, and complete your design scheme. They can make a room feel brighter and larger while creating a pleasing atmosphere. Wall-mounted fixtures balance overhead light sources and add that little something extra to round out the decor. They are a great way to make a house feel like a home.
How do you use wall sconces?
- - Wall sconces can be used in various ways depending on the room and the desired effect. They can be installed in the hallway, stairway, bathroom, bedroom/bedside, dining room, living room, entry, flanking a fireplace, or in the basement. When selecting a bathroom sconce for vanity lighting, for instance, you should consider the size of the mirror. If you have a small mirror (less than 28" wide), try putting one sconce on each side of the mirror, with the center of the fixture mounted 60" off the floor and about 28" apart. When choosing a wall sconce on your stairs, make sure all sides are enclosed to prevent glare. Adjustable bedroom wall sconces for reading are also popular options.
What is the best placement of wall sconces?
- - The best placement of wall sconces depends on the room and the purpose of the lighting. In general, wall sconce height should be at about eye level, typically 60" to 70" from the ground. If you are mounting wall sconces on each side of your mirror, you should mount them with the center of the fixtures about 60" high and about 28" apart. If you are mounting a bath bar above the mirror, it should be mounted about 78" high. These are generally-accepted measures. However, always consider the lumen output and the layout of your walls with door frames, corners, furniture, etc. when deciding on the placement.