The Elliot Glass Wall Sconce effortlessly marries vintage charm with modern sophistication. Featuring an ornate antique brass backplate and a ribbed glass shade that diffuses a warm, ambient glow, this transitional lighting fixture is the ultimate statement piece for curated interiors. Whether you are aiming for a trendy Grandmillennial aesthetic in a cozy reading nook, seeking a antiqued brass vanity light for a powder room remodel, or adding Art Deco-inspired luxury to your entryway, hallway, or primary bedroom bedside, this elegant wall lamp seamlessly enhances your space with its heirloom-quality design and moody silhouette.
Hand-finished in natural materials — alabaster, marble, brass, and blown glass — so slight variation in veining, grain, or patina between pieces is normal and expected.
Hardwired or plug-in per listing; check the individual product page for the exact wiring type and included cord length.
Compatible with standard dimmer switches unless the listing notes otherwise.
Bulb base type (e.g. E12, E26) is listed on each product page; bulbs are not included unless stated.
Select pieces are made to order — see the product page for current lead time before ordering.
Materials and care
Alabaster, marble & stone: dust with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid water and household cleaners — they can etch or stain natural stone.
Brass & metal finishes: wipe with a dry microfiber cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners, which will strip the patina.
Fabric shades: spot clean only with a dry cloth.
Glass: apply a mild glass cleaner to a soft cloth, not directly to the fixture.
Always turn off and let the fixture cool before cleaning.
Keep fixtures away from direct moisture unless the listing specifies it's rated for outdoor or wet locations.
Styling tips
Wall sconces: mount at 60–66″ from the floor to the center of the fixture; space paired sconces 24–30″ apart.
Pendants: hang 30–36″ above a table or counter surface, adjusting for ceiling height.
Chandeliers: as a general sizing guide, allow roughly 2.5–3″ of fixture width for every foot of room width.
Warmer bulb temperatures (2700K–3000K) bring out the tone in natural materials like alabaster and brass.
Pairing with a dimmer switch gives you more control over ambiance in living and dining spaces.
