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Livaudais Sconce

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$133 $190 In stock

Category: Sconces

The Livaudais sconce adds asymmetric interest with its two curvy arms pointing in different directions.  One arms points up, while the other extends into the room.  This fixture comes in either a raw brass finish or a mirror-like chrome finish.   

Measurements & Care:

  • 11" W, 8.5" H, 9.5" D
  • wall plate measures 5" diameter, 1" D
  • max wattage: 60W per bulb
  • recommended bulb type: E26/medium base A15 bulbs
  • For hardwire installation.  Every fixture is made to order, so please allow time for construction, testing, and shipping.

Additional Information:

  • Color Samples: Color Samples
  • Color Chart: Available Here
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Evelyn ★★★★★

The way the arms push light in two completely different directions makes my hallway feel much larger than it actually is. Installation was straightforward too.

Zoe T. ★★★★★

I love how one arm reaches up while the other juts out into the room—it really breaks up the wall space nicely. The finish looks even better in person than online.

Penelope T. ★★★★★

I was worried the arm extending into the room might feel awkward, but it actually creates a nice focal point above my reading chair. The two different directions give the light a unique, sculptural look.