Living Room Wall Sconce Lighting, Ribbed Glass Sconce with 14 Clear Glass Leaves, 3 Lights

Living room wall sconce lighting with ribbed clear-glass leaves and a copper-tone iron frame brings light and botanical detail to a bare wall. Its two-tier silhouette suits living rooms, bedrooms, hallways, entryways, and dining spaces. Fourteen individually formed glass elements sweep upward around three E14 light sources.

Use this ribbed glass sconce to complement your room’s main lighting or give an undecorated wall a focal point. At 16.9 inches wide and 17.7 inches high, it helps you judge the space needed beside furniture or along a hallway. Measure your available wall area before choosing placement. This is a wall-mounted fixture, not an overhead light for a table or kitchen island.

Plan for hardwired installation, with professional installation by a licensed electrician recommended. Confirm the required voltage before ordering so the fixture can be customized for your destination’s electrical standard. Choose bulbs separately, and use the fixture indoors in dry locations. Subtle variations in the formed glass are natural.

Specifications

What problem does it solve?

This glass wall sconce brings lighting onto a bare wall without using the dining table or a side table for a lamp. If you are considering sconce candles but prefer an electric fixture, its three E14 light sources offer a hardwired alternative with a two-tier clear-glass leaf design.

When comparing wall lights for living room spaces, start with the available wall area: this fixture measures 16.9 inches wide by 17.7 inches high. Shoppers choosing wall lamps for living room corners can use those dimensions to check the fit beside furniture. Whether you call them lounge wall lights or wall lights for sitting room walls, keep placement indoors and dry. These sconces for living room use add a decorative lighting layer rather than an overhead fixture.

The problem in numbers

• US households spent an average of $91 on lighting in 2020. (U.S. Energy Information Administration, 2023)
• US households used an average of 654 kilowatt-hours of electricity for lighting in 2020. (U.S. Energy Information Administration, 2023)
• 47% of US households used LED bulbs for all or most of their indoor lighting in 2020. (U.S. Energy Information Administration, 2023)

Lighting contributes to household electricity use, so bulb selection matters alongside fixture placement. This hardwired wall sconce adds a light source without occupying a table, but its energy use depends on the separately purchased bulbs and how long they are switched on.

Why choose this one?

Choose this three light wall sconce if you want a leaf-shaped design rather than a single enclosed shade. Fourteen individually formed, ribbed clear-glass elements create its layered outline, supported by an iron frame with a copper-tone electroplated finish.

For shoppers considering contemporary wall sconces for living room walls, the concrete distinction is its two-tier botanical shape and 43 × 45 cm size. Wall mounting hardware and assembly and installation instructions come in the box. Plan for hardwired installation and purchase the three E14 bulbs separately.

What exactly do you get?

You receive one wall sconce comprising a copper-tone electroplated iron frame and 14 clear-glass leaves, plus wall mounting hardware and instructions for assembly and installation. The available two-tier style measures 16.9 inches wide × 17.7 inches high (43 × 45 cm).

The glass elements attach to the frame to form the upward-sweeping botanical arrangement. This three light sconce uses three E14 bulbs, purchased separately, and requires a hardwired wall connection. Confirm your required voltage before ordering.