Art Deco Black and Gold Wall Sconce – Daundeon

Daundeon – a necklace of globes suspended on the wall, blending Nordic lines and Art Deco flair This wall sconce unfurls a necklace of luminous globes at the end of a slender arm, like an adornment suspended on the wall. Its stripped-down silhouette, inherited from Nordic design, borrows from Art Deco a taste for clean lines and metallic finishes. It finds its place on either side of a bed, along a hallway, in an entryway, or above a countertop. Available in left or right orientation, it can be installed alone or as a symmetrical pair. The body is made of iron and alloy, treated with plating to achieve a consistent black or gold finish. The diffusers are acrylic globes, separated by small metal rings, which soften the LED light source without making it heavy. The entire piece measures 60 cm in height by 30 cm in width, and is fixed to the wall by a round plate 13 cm in diameter. An integrated push-button switch allows it to be turned on directly from the fixture. The globes diffuse an enveloping light that illuminates an area of approximately 3 to 5 m², sufficient for reading in bed or as accent lighting in a passageway. Three color temperatures are offered: a warm white around 3000 K for bedrooms and living rooms, a neutral white at 4000 K for entryways and kitchens, a cool white around 6000 K for workspaces. The LED light source is included with the fixture. The intensity is not dimmable: the choice of temperature is made at the time of order. Why choose the Daundeon wall sconce? A silhouette 60 cm high by 30 cm wide, which structures a wall without cluttering the room. A row of acrylic globes that diffuse LED light softly and evenly. Two plated finishes, black or gold, to match a sober or warmer interior. Two orientations, left and right, to compose a symmetrical pair around a bed or mirror. Three color temperatures to choose from, from 3000 K to 6000 K, depending on the room's use. An integrated push-button switch that avoids reliance on a wall switch. With this fixture, a bare wall becomes a drawn point of light, accompanying an evening in a bedroom as well as the passage through an entryway.