Contemporary Marble Roebling Wall Sconce by Astraeus Clarke Made in Brooklyn, NY

The 120 series summons the shiny, glitzy allure of New York City nightlife. The viewer is drawn to move and connect with the four-sided steel plates as the reflective surfaces interact with the softly-lit globe...

Inherent in its design, the Tinge series draws the user to the source of light. The brass knob controls the position of the tinted glass disc, which, when spun, manually changes the brightness of light. The analog lighting experience of the Tinge lamp and wall sconce invites connection between human, environment, and design, rendering app technology inessential for a brief moment in the day. Each fixture can be customized, the steel backplate can be powder coated any color of your choice, or any metal plating. The knob used to control the brightness of the light can be plated silver or colored to match your projects needs. The Tinge Wall Sconce is perfect in controlling the brightness of any hallway, restaurant booth...

The Roebling light fixture design is the result of a basement window view of the Brooklyn Bridge in the designer’s first New York City apartment. The kinetic roadway of the Brooklyn Bridge is supported by heavy, grounding pillars, and the Roebling fixture mimics these features with its marble pillars which suspend a 360 degree rotating centerpiece, allowing for dynamic, directional light. The Roebling’s functionality allows for upward, sideways, or downward facing light, which can be used to illuminate artwork...

The 120 series summons the shiny, glitzy allure of New York City nightlife. The viewer is drawn to move and connect with the four-sided steel plates as the reflective surfaces interact with the softly-lit globe...

The Lapel series follows the concept of rigidity in a structure vs. the flexibility of change. The U- and L-shaped metal pieces–influenced by the shape of a suit lapel–are modular, a...

The Lapel series follows the concept of rigidity in a structure vs. the flexibility of change. The U- and L-shaped metal pieces–influenced by the shape of a suit lapel–are modular, a...

Born of nostalgia, the Alpine Lamp echoes natural forms and mountainous contours. The natural wooden base grounds the piece in earthy materials, evoking th...

Three pairs of 1960's brush aluminum double white opal glass wall sconces by McPhilben MFG Co Brooklyn NY.

Born of nostalgia, the Alpine Lamp echoes natural forms and mountainous contours. The natural wooden base grounds the piece in earthy materials, evoking th...

Kalin Asenov designs and fabricates lighting in Savannah, GA. Asenov works with a team of artisans and manufacturers to prototype, and build all pieces in his studio. Asenov’s desi...

Wall marble sconces by Jonathan Hansen Dimensions: W 32 x D 15 x H 49.5 cm Materials: Calacatta Marble Series I Captum Biomorfe is a group of nine sculpture works created by ...

Articulating wall sconce Made in Italy Black metal & brass fixture, pivots left to right as well as the shade moves in all directions. Measures: 6.5”w x 21”d x 16”h.