Disc Wall Light for Bedside, Opal Globe Sconce, 42 cm

A wide dish of metal floats over a small white globe, and the wall behind it goes quiet. It reads as one drawn line — arm, dish, sphere — not a fitting bolted to a bracket. Nothing on it asks for attention. That is what settles a room.

A round dish shade with the globe hung at its centre

• Round dish shade — head-on it is a full circle, wide and very shallow.
• Globe at the centre — the matte white sphere hangs at the dish's centre, about half of it below the rim.
• Arm over the top — a slim tapered rod crosses the dish's upper face and stops in a flat, cut-off round end.
• A rim drawn to a line — the dish thins as it spreads, so side-on the edge reads as a fine point.

A domed plate the shade runs through

The wall plate is a domed canopy, not a flat disc. It stands proud of the wall on a thick rolled rim, casting a shadow of its own. The dish's back rim does not stop at the plate. It runs into a curved slot cut through the face and reappears on the far side. A small round boss sits on the arm where it enters the plate.

Fit and placement

It suits a spot beside the bed, a turn in a hallway, or a reading corner. The dish stands well off the wall, so leave it clear of a headboard or a mirror frame. Work from the projection listed in the specifications.

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

Does the light shine up or down?
Down and out — the glow gathers on the wall beneath the shade, not on the ceiling.

What is the difference between the vintage brass and the brass?
Vintage brass is clouded and patinated, with the darker tone settled into the rim. Brass is an even satin, finely brushed in rings across the plate face.

Will I see the bulb when it is lit?
No. The light source sits inside the white globe, so what you see is an even, soft sphere.

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