Double Loa Sconce Shades: Spring Green vs Chartreuse
By Sazerac Stitches | Published: 2026-11-03
Category: Comparisons
Compare the Double Loa Sconce in Spring Green and Chartreuse: finish, color intensity, and price. See which green shade wall sconce fits your room.
Quick answer
Choose the Double Loa Sconce with Spring Green Shades if you want a softer, enamel green that blends into calm or traditional rooms. Choose the Chartreuse version if you want a glossy, neon-leaning green that works as a deliberate accent and you are willing to pay more for the powdercoated finish.
Finish and color intensity: the real difference
Both fixtures share the same two-light Double Loa body and globe-shaped shades, so the decision comes down to the shade finish. The Spring Green shades are finished in enamel, which typically reads as a softer, less reflective green. The Chartreuse shades use a glossy neon chartreuse powdercoated finish, so they reflect more light and make a stronger color statement.
That difference matters in a double sconce because two shades double the color impact. A softer enamel green can recede into the wall and let other elements lead; a glossy neon green tends to become a focal point even when the light is off.
Price trade-off
The Spring Green version is listed at USD 166.95, while the Chartreuse version is USD 193.45. Both show a comparison price of USD 265.00, so the gap is in the current price rather than the reference value. If budget is tight or you are buying multiple sconces, the Spring Green saves money per fixture without changing the silhouette or dimensions.
The higher Chartreuse price buys the powdercoated glossy finish and the more saturated color. Whether that is worth it depends on how much you want the sconce to stand out.
When the color choice is hard to see online
Green shades are notoriously difficult to judge on a screen, and the catalog does not provide color swatches or light-output specifications. If you need an exact match to existing paint or wallpaper, request a physical sample or compare the finish descriptions carefully before ordering. The enamel and powdercoat processes can also look different under warm versus cool bulbs, so plan to test the fixture with the bulbs you intend to use.
Trade-offs at a glance
- Color intensity: Spring Green enamel is the softer, more muted option; Chartreuse is a glossy neon green that reads as a bold accent. Pick Spring Green for calm rooms, Chartreuse for spaces where the sconce should be the focal point.
- Finish and maintenance: Enamel and powdercoat are both durable, but the glossy Chartreuse may show dust and fingerprints more readily than the softer Spring Green. Plan to wipe the shades regularly if you choose Chartreuse in a high-traffic area.
- Price per fixture: Spring Green is USD 166.95; Chartreuse is USD 193.45. For a pair or a larger installation, the Spring Green saves money per sconce without changing the two-light design. Decide whether the stronger color is worth the higher price before you multiply the cost by the number of sconces.
Product facts
- Double Loa Sconce with Spring Green Shades: Globe-shaped shades finished in Spring Green enamel. Enamel usually gives a softer, less glossy look that is easier to blend into quiet color schemes.
Double Loa Sconce with Spring Green Shades - Double Loa Sconce with Chartreuse Shades: Globe-shaped shades with a glossy neon chartreuse powdercoated finish. The glossy neon finish makes the sconce a stronger accent and reflects more light around the shades.
Double Loa Sconce with Chartreuse Shades
Which Double Loa Sconce should you choose?
Best for
- Rooms with soft or neutral palettes where you want a green accent that does not dominate
- Buyers who want the lowest current price for the Double Loa silhouette
- Spaces where the sconce should support artwork or furniture rather than compete with it
Not for
- Anyone seeking a high-gloss, neon statement piece
- Projects where the sconce must be the strongest color in the room
- Buyers who prefer a powdercoated finish over enamel
