Beschreibung
Aranjuez Alabaster Wall Sconce.
Drawing inspiration from the delicate, undulating folds of a blossoming flower or an exquisite seashell, the Aranjuez Alabaster Wall Sconce pairs natural alabaster with scalloped metallic petals. When illuminated, the unique, earth-born veining of the alabaster diffuses a warm, ambient glow, while the scalloped petals cast dramatic, layered shadows, transforming this fixture into a captivating statement piece.
Alabaster is a natural stone – its veining, translucency and tone vary by piece, so your sconce will differ slightly from the photos, and no two are alike.
Dimensions, at a glance.
Details, on the record.
Questions, answered.
Which model should I choose?
Both models share the same 11″ width and 14.6″ height – compare the dimension drawings to choose the form you prefer. Model A has a slimmer 4.7″ projection, ideal for hallways and flanking a vanity mirror, while Model B projects 5.9″ from the wall for a fuller, more sculptural look in entryways and on feature walls.
How high should I mount it?
Mount the center of the sconce around eye level, roughly 150–165 cm / 59–65″ from the floor. Flanking a vanity mirror, place a sconce on each side about 36–40″ apart; as a bedside light, place it so the bottom sits about 15–25 cm / 6–10″ above the top of the mattress. It is hardwired to a standard wall junction box and controlled by an external wall switch (not included). We recommend installation by a licensed electrician.
What bulbs do you recommend?
This sconce takes G9 bulbs. Use G9 LED bulbs at about 3–5W in warm white (2700 K) – compact LEDs stay cool behind the stone and bring out the alabaster’s veining and the petals’ layered shadows. Bulbs are not included. G9 & G4 bulb guide →
How do I care for the alabaster?
Alabaster is a soft, porous natural stone – clean it with a soft, dry cloth only and never use water, sprays or cleaning products, which can mark or dull the surface. Dust the metal petals with a soft, dry brush or cloth. Switch off at the wall and let the bulbs cool first. Natural veining and tonal variations are part of the stone’s character, not a defect.
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