kate spade new york Lloyd Large Jeweled Sconce in Soft Brass with Alabaster Wall Light
Best statement lighting for those seeking a refined, warm interior aesthetic.
This sconce brings a jewelry-like polish to your walls, trading minimalist subtlety for a bold, architectural presence. The alabaster shade softens the light into a warm glow, making it the perfect choice for those who want their fixtures to act as high-end decor rather than just utility.
$2099.00
Who it's for
- Designers seeking a sophisticated, sculptural focal point for their space
- Homeowners prioritizing warm, premium light quality over standard glass fixtures
- Decorators wanting a versatile finish that bridges traditional and modern styles
Who should skip it
- Budget-conscious shoppers looking for affordable, mass-market lighting solutions
- Busy homeowners preferring low-maintenance fixtures that resist staining
- DIY enthusiasts uncomfortable handling heavy, delicate stone installations
Performance breakdown
Design Sophistication
The soft brass and alabaster pairing exudes high-end designer elegance.
Ambient Light Quality
Alabaster shade diffuses light beautifully for a warm, inviting glow.
Installation Complexity
Hardwired setup requires professional electrical knowledge for a secure fit.
Material Durability
Sturdy metal construction ensures long-term reliability in damp interior spaces.
Versatility of Placement
Damp rating allows for stylish placement in bathrooms or covered entries.
Illumination Output
Dual candelabra bulbs provide sufficient accent lighting for decorative wall applications.
Key Specs
Height
18.5 inches
Width
6.25 inches
Extension
4 inches
Requires 2 - E12 Candelabra bulbs
Maximum Wattage
40W per bulb (80W total)
Fixture Material
Metal with Alabaster shade
Certification
ETL, DAMP Rated
Power Source
Hardwired
Fixture Design
Armed Sconce
Style
Modern
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