Engineered for retro-inspired interiors, this indoor wall sconce pairs a polished brass mounting plate with a tall, opaque alabaster light diffuser. Designed for direct building integration, the fixed hardware secures flush to walls in bedrooms, corridors, or living areas ranging from 5 to 10 square meters.
The fixture relies on permanent hardwiring rather than batteries, functioning smoothly with conventional wall switches already installed in residential spaces. While illumination components are not pre-installed, the housing accommodates E12 or E14 lamps, allowing you to select LED, incandescent, or fluorescent bulbs based on preference. Built-in voltage adapters support global operation between 110V and 240V.
Genuine alabaster carries natural mineral variation, meaning individual units will exhibit unique vein structures and subtle hue shifts compared to standardized photography. Standard electrical codes apply, and qualified technicians should perform the initial wire connections to guarantee safety.
Complete dimensional references and technical parameters are provided below for planning purposes.
| Product Overview & Technical Data | |
|---|---|
| Fixture Category | Wall Lamp |
| Design Line | Jern |
| Ideal Install Locations | Living Room, Hallway, Bedroom |
| Recommended Space | 5㎡ – 10㎡ |
| Usage Environment | Indoor Only |
| Sealing Rating | IP20 |
| Power Method | Hardwired; operated via standard wall button switch (switch sold separately) |
| Input Voltage | 110V – 240V |
| Light Source | Not included. Compatible with E12/E14 bases for LED, incandescent, or fluorescent options |
| Core Materials | Backplate and structural frame built from brass and metal composites. Shade fashioned from natural alabaster |
| Setup Requirements | Yes, homeowner assembly and wiring necessary |
| Package Includes | One wall sconce unit |
| Installation Guidelines | Skillful electrical routing is highly recommended. Physical measurements may vary by 1–3 cm due to manual processing. Screen calibrations can cause slight color representation differences versus actual materials. |
