
A cleaner mount.
The plate sits flush, so the sconce hugs the wall instead of standing off on a bulky box. The cord drops underneath and stays out of the glow.
A slim plug-in glow for a wall that does not already have a junction box.
A flat mount, a shared glow, and light that can leave the stone.

The plate sits flush, so the sconce hugs the wall instead of standing off on a bulky box. The cord drops underneath and stays out of the glow.

The brass band holds both tubes as one column. Switch them on, and the light washes the wall above and below the joint.

An open end lets the glow spill from the stone, so the tube stays bright at the rim instead of reading as a closed shade.

No new circuit. Hang the plate where a socket is already within reach.
A wall glow for the rooms you already use, without adding a table lamp.

Gives the entry a finished focal point over the console, using the outlet instead of a new ceiling light.

Puts light beside the sofa and leaves the side table clear.

Wall lights on either side of the mirror provide soft, even illumination for an effortless daily routine.

A soft dry cloth is enough. Do not soak or steam the stone.
Leave bleach, alcohol, and scouring pads off the metal. A slightly damp cloth can freshen the plate if you dry it right away.
Pull the plug first, and keep water off the cord and open tube ends.