Rattan Cone Swing Arm Wall Sconce Brass Black Adjustable

Woven rattan is the one shade material that does something genuinely different with light. Where fabric diffuses and glass refracts, an open weave casts shadows. The gaps between the strands throw a fine pattern onto the wall around the fixture, so the lit area is textured rather than a smooth pool. It is the effect the whole fitting is built around.

Rattan Wall Sconce Dimensions And Finishes

The shade is 7.1 inches wide and 7.1 inches deep, on a fixture 12 inches high overall with a projection of 9.3 inches. The backplate is a compact 5.1 inch square. Product weight is 2.8 pounds, which is light for a fixture with this much presence and reflects the rattan.

Two hardware finishes are offered, brass and black, both shown in the photography against the same natural rattan. The brass reads warm and sits naturally with the woven shade; the black gives a sharper contrast and is the better choice against dark joinery or in a room with black window frames.

The Adjustable Arm And Reading Light Use

The arm adjusts, which is what makes this practical beside a bed or a chair rather than purely decorative. Angled down, the open bottom of the cone puts a defined pool of light onto a book. Turned toward the wall, the same fixture becomes ambient and the woven pattern does the work.

At 9.3 inches of projection this is a fixture that stands well off the wall, which is the point of a swing arm but does need allowing for. Beside a bed that is usually welcome, because it brings the light out over the mattress. In a narrow hallway it is worth measuring first.

Bulbs, Voltage And Care

The fitting takes an E26 base bulb rated up to 60 watts and no bulb is supplied. The voltage is given as 120 volts, which matches a standard United States circuit. The specification does not name a power source, so confirm whether the unit you receive is hardwired or supplied with a plug and cord before booking an electrician.

Because the weave is open, the bulb is partly visible through the shade from some angles. A frosted bulb keeps the glare down and lets the woven shadow pattern read cleanly; a clear filament bulb sharpens the pattern but is harsher to look at directly. Rattan collects dust in the weave, so a soft brush or a vacuum on a low setting is worth using occasionally, and keep it dry.

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