Beschreibung
Daphne Pastel Alabaster Wall Sconce.
Channeling the graceful romanticism of vintage floral silhouettes and the quiet luxury of organic modern design, the Daphne Pastel Alabaster Wall Sconce reinterprets classical elegance as a tactile, sculptural statement. Anchored by a clean circular backplate and an arched downturned arm in brass, the fixture blossoms into a softly flared bell shade hand-carved from genuine, semi-translucent alabaster.
Each bell shade is hand-carved natural alabaster – 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.
Where does this sconce work best?
At W 6.7″ × H 11.4″, the Daphne’s downturned arm casts soft light downward from its bell shade – ideal beside a bed, flanking a bathroom or powder room vanity mirror, and along hallways. Its vintage floral silhouette suits romantic, traditional and organic modern interiors alike.
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 shade 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 an E26 or E27 bulb. Use a compact LED bulb such as an A15 or small globe at about 5–7W in warm white (2700 K), and check it fits inside the bell shade. Warm light glows through the alabaster and brings out its veining. Bulbs are not included. E26 vs E27 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. Wipe the brass arm with a soft, dry cloth as well. Switch off at the wall and let the bulb cool first. Natural veining and tonal variations are part of the stone’s character, not a defect.
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