Crystal Glass and Iron Sconce

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Colour Black Gold

Style Round Square

Size D15*H24cm

Cut crystal scatters points, not one flat pool

Compact at 15 by 24 cm

Standard E27, so you pick the bulb

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Precision-cut crystal panels held in an iron frame at 15 x 24 cm, so the fixture is compact enough to use in a pair without crowding a wall. The crystal refracts rather than diffuses, scattering bright points across the surrounding surface instead of casting one flat pool.

Round or square changes the character. The round frame is softer and reads as more classical, suiting a bedroom or a hallway with older detailing. The square is harder-edged and more graphic, which works better in a modern living room or against plain plaster.

Black is the more restrained frame and holds a clean line against a pale wall. Gold is warmer and pushes the fixture towards traditional, pairing with brass hardware elsewhere. Dust the crystal panels occasionally with a soft, dry cloth rather than a spray cleaner, which can leave streaks across the cut facets. When hanging a pair either side of a mirror or headboard, allow at least 40 cm between fixings so the scattered light from each sconce does not simply overlap on the wall. It takes a standard E27 bulb, so the warmth and brightness are yours to choose; a clear filament bulb makes the most of the crystal. Installation should be carried out by a competent person.

Product type: Crystal wall sconce
Size: 15 x 24 cm
Shapes available: Round, Square
Frame finishes: Black, Gold
Materials: Precision-cut crystal panels with iron frame
Fitting: E26/E27, bulb not included
Use: Bedrooms, hallways, living rooms
Installation: To be fitted by a competent person; isolate the circuit before work
In the box: 1 x wall sconce, fixings

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It Refracts, It Does Not Diffuse

The crystal panels are precision cut, so light leaves them as bright points thrown across the surrounding wall rather than one soft pool. A clear filament bulb makes the most of it; an opal bulb calms it right down if you want the sparkle dialled back.

Round Softens, Square Sharpens

The round frame reads classical and settles into a bedroom or a hallway with older detailing. The square is harder edged and more graphic, which is the one to pick for plain plaster and a modern living room. Same crystal, entirely different character.

Small Enough To Buy In Pairs

At 15 by 24 cm it frames a mirror or a headboard without crowding the wall. Allow at least 40 cm between fixings so the scattered light from each sconce lands separately instead of simply overlapping.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which bulb gets the best effect?

A clear filament bulb, every time. The cut facets need a visible source to throw points of light across the wall. An opal bulb works too and gives a much softer, steadier glow if the sparkle is more than you want in a bedroom.

Is it real crystal?

Yes, precision cut crystal panels held in an iron frame. That is what produces the refraction; moulded acrylic scatters far less and reads flat by comparison when the light is on.

Black frame or gold?

Black is the restrained choice and holds a clean line against a pale wall. Gold is warmer and pushes the sconce towards traditional, and it pairs neatly with brass handles or taps elsewhere in the room.

How do I keep the crystal clear?

A soft dry cloth, occasionally. Spray cleaners leave streaks across the cut facets, which is the one thing that dulls the effect. The iron frame needs nothing beyond the same dry wipe.

Will it light a room on its own?

It is an accent light rather than a main one, and that is its strength. A pair either side of a bed or a mirror gives a room atmosphere and enough light to move around by, with a ceiling fitting still doing the heavy work.