Glass Wall Light for Bedside, Copper Knot Sconce, 43 cm

It asks little of a wall and gives back a great deal. A tapered glass drop hangs below a knot of dark metal, so the whole fixture reads as one quiet gesture. Switch it on and the corner warms. Switch it off and the shape still holds the wall.

A tapered glass drop hung from a knotted metal rod

• Teardrop shade — the glass narrows under the cap and swells to a rounded base, so the silhouette falls like a single drop.
• Knotted rod — a dark rod is bent into a fixed knot against the backplate, then runs down to a slim collar at the cap.
• Domed cap — a solid metal dome closes the top of the shade and covers the join.
• Flush backplate — the round plate sits tight to the wall, so the lamp reads as sculpture rather than hardware.

A seeded surface with a bright core

Look closely and the shade is finely stippled rather than polished flat. Lit, a bright core sits high in the glass and the light softens as it runs down the body. The wall behind takes a warm, rounded wash — enough to read a page by, gentle enough to leave on late.

Fit and placement

One fixture is enough beside a console, an armchair or a bedside table. Mount two either side of a mirror and the matched drops frame it. Set the plate at eye level or a little above, so the glass sits below your sightline rather than in it.
Specifications

Frequently asked questions

How much wall does it take up?
Very little. The height and diameter are listed in the specifications above. On the wall it reads as a slim vertical drop, not a wide fixture.

Can the drop be lengthened or shortened?
No. The knotted rod holds one fixed curve, so the shade always hangs at the same point below the plate.

How does it look switched off?
The shade reads as a soft matt white against the wall, so the piece still earns its place in daylight.

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