sconces

A sconce is a statement of quiet intention that shifts the mood of a space without saying a word. It’s not just about light; it’s about how that light interacts with a room— how it behaves on walls, softens edges, and creates a rhythm. I’m drawn to sconces that are like moments of stillness—raw, imperfect, and somehow more present because of it. Below are a few that have lingered with me—pieces that don’t just illuminate a room, but quietly redefine its energy.

above // Pelle Designs, Helm wall sconce.

a. patrick naggar

floral sconce I
A moment of quiet drama—moody, sculptural, and a bloom far too cool to wilt.

Available at PatrickNaggar.com

b. pelle designs

helm wall sconce
A warm glow is cast from hard angles while it’s heavy aluminum is welded with just the right amount of attitude.

Available at PelleDesigns.com

c. gentner

art sconce
A light that moves with purpose, effortlessly drawing the eye without ever raising its voice.

Available at GentnerDesign.com

d. stahl + band

elbow wall light
A moody little contortionist of a sconce—bent just enough to look effortlessly cool but not enough to seem like it’s trying. I love it in aluminum..

Available at StahlandBand.com

d. john wigmore

vertical sconce sv010
Ditching the frills and going full minimalist—a bold, perfect line insists it’s all the light you’ll ever need.

Available at RalphPucci.com