At our lighting store, we offer a curated selection of lighting options to suit various spaces and styles. Our available options include:

• Interior wall sconces and wall lights: Perfect for adding both functionality and ambiance to any room, from living rooms to bedrooms, with styles ranging from modern to traditional.
• Exterior wall sconces wall lights: Designed to enhance your outdoor spaces, these fixtures provide both security and aesthetic appeal, ideal for entryways, patios, and garden areas.
• Candle wall sconces: A timeless choice that brings a touch of elegance and warmth to your interior, perfect for creating a cozy atmosphere with a classic or vintage flair.

Wall sconces are a type of light fixture that is mounted directly on a wall. Unlike ceiling lights or lamps, they provide localized lighting and can be used to create ambiance, highlight artwork, or provide functional lighting in hallways, bathrooms, or bedrooms.

They differ from other types of lighting by their placement and the focused nature of the light they provide.

Wall sconces can be installed in various locations, depending on their purpose. Common areas include:

• Hallways: To provide illumination and improve safety.
• Living rooms: As accent lighting or to highlight artwork.
• Bedrooms: For reading lights next to the bed.
• Bathrooms: Beside or above mirrors for task lighting.
• Entryways: To create a welcoming atmosphere.
• Exterior: To add light to a terrace or patio

The ideal height for installing wall sconces is typically between 60 and 72 inches from the floor. This height ensures the light is at eye level, providing optimal illumination without causing glare.

However, the exact height may vary depending on the room's layout and the sconce's purpose.

Wall sconces come in two main types: hardwired and plug-in.

• Hardwired sconces are connected directly to your home’s electrical system, offering a clean look without visible cords.
• Plug-in sconces have a cord that plugs into a standard wall outlet, offering flexibility in placement and easy installation.

Choose hardwired sconces for a more permanent, professional installation and plug-in sconces if you need flexibility or are renting your space.

Wall sconces are typically used as supplemental lighting rather than the main light source.

They work best in combination with other lighting fixtures, such as ceiling lights or floor lamps, to create a balanced lighting scheme. However, in smaller spaces or hallways, a series of wall sconces can provide sufficient light.

Wall sconces come in a variety of styles to match different interior design preferences, including:

• Modern: Sleek, minimalist designs often featuring metal and glass.
• Traditional: Ornate and classic designs with materials like brass or bronze.
• Rustic: Natural and earthy, often incorporating wood and iron.
• Industrial: Raw, edgy designs with exposed bulbs and metal finishes.
• Transitional: A blend of traditional and modern elements.
• Vintage: Designs inspired by past eras, often featuring intricate details, aged finishes, and classic shapes that evoke a sense of nostalgia.
• Decorative: Highly stylized sconces that serve as statement pieces, often featuring unique shapes, artistic elements, or luxurious materials like crystal or hand-blown glass.

This variety ensures that there’s a wall sconce style to complement any decor, whether you’re aiming for a sleek, contemporary look or a cozy, vintage vibe.

When choosing the size of your wall sconces, consider the following:

• Scale: The sconce should be proportionate to the size of the wall and the surrounding furniture. Larger sconces work well in spacious areas, while smaller ones are better for tight spaces.
• Placement: For sconces flanking a mirror or artwork, choose a size that complements the item without overwhelming it.
• Functionality: Ensure the sconce is large enough to provide the light you need but not so large that it obstructs movement or visibility.

The type of bulb you choose depends on the sconce’s design and your lighting needs. Common options include:

• LED bulbs: Energy-efficient, long-lasting, and available in various color temperatures.
• Incandescent bulbs: Provide warm, soft light but are less energy-efficient.
• Halogen bulbs: Bright and crisp, ideal for task lighting.
• Smart bulbs: Allow for color and brightness adjustments via an app or smart home system.

Always check the sconce’s specifications to ensure the bulb type and wattage are compatible.

Installation varies depending on whether you have hardwired or plug-in sconces:

• Hardwired sconces typically require professional installation by an electrician to connect the fixture to your home's electrical system.
• Plug-in sconces are easier to install on your own; simply mount the sconce on the wall using the provided hardware and plug it into an outlet.

Choosing the right lighting depends on the function and atmosphere you want to create in each room.

Here are some tips:

• Living Room: Use a mix of ambient, task, and accent lighting. Consider ceiling fixtures paired with table lamps and wall sconces.
• Kitchen: Opt for bright, task-oriented lighting like pendant lights over counters and under-cabinet lighting for workspaces.
• Bedroom: Create a cozy atmosphere with soft, warm lights, such as bedside lamps or dimmable wall sconces.
• Bathroom: Ensure even lighting with wall sconces flanking the mirror or overhead lighting above the vanity.
• Outdoor spaces: Enhance safety and curb appeal with well-placed outdoor lights, such as porch lights, pathway lights, and landscape lighting.

Determining the correct amount of lighting is essential for creating a comfortable and functional space. Here's a general guide:

• Living Room: Aim for 10-20 lumens per square foot with a combination of ceiling lights, floor lamps, and wall sconces.
• Kitchen: Provide 30-40 lumens per square foot for bright, task-oriented lighting over work areas like the kitchen island.
• Bedroom: Use 10-20 lumens per square foot for a cozy atmosphere, with dimmable options to adjust the mood.
• Bathroom: Ensure 70-80 lumens per square foot for bright, even lighting around the vanity and shower.
• Dining Room: Create an inviting atmosphere with 30-40 lumens per square foot, typically achieved with a chandelier or pendant lights.

When selecting outdoor lighting, consider these important factors:

• Durability: Choose lighting fixtures made from weather-resistant materials, such as aluminum or stainless steel, to ensure longevity.
• Lighting Purpose: Determine whether you need ambient lighting for a patio, task lighting for outdoor kitchens, or security lighting for pathways and entryways.
• Energy Efficiency: Opt for LED bulbs to minimize energy consumption and reduce maintenance time.
• Style: Select outdoor lighting that complements your home’s architectural style and landscaping.
• Brightness: Ensure the lighting is bright enough to enhance safety and visibility, without causing glare or disrupting the natural environment.