Wall Sconces

Frame your rooms with a warm, curated glow. Elirian's wall sconces are designed to complement elevated interiors, adding layered light and artistic detail to living rooms, hallways, and more.

 

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  • Modern Black Wall Sconce with Clear Glass Shade - E26 LED Bulb

    Modern Black Wall Sconce with Clear Glass Shade - E26 LED Bulb

    $100.00
  • 27.6" Crystal 4-Light LED Vanity Wall Light - Black and Brass Mirror Fixture

    27.6" Crystal 4-Light LED Vanity Wall Light - Black and Brass Mirror Fixture

    $150.00

FAQs of Wall Sconces

How high should a wall sconce be mounted in a hallway or living room?

Mount sconces at roughly 60 to 66 inches from the floor to the fixture's center, close to average eye level. In hallways, spacing sconces 8 to 10 feet apart along the wall provides even, consistent lighting down the length of the space.

Can wall sconces flank a piece of art or a mirror?

Yes, placing a sconce on each side of a mirror or artwork, roughly 6 to 12 inches out from the frame's edge, creates a balanced, gallery-style presentation. Matching the sconce height to the piece's visual center, rather than a fixed floor measurement, usually looks more intentional.

What's the benefit of a wall sconce beside a bed instead of a table lamp?

A wall sconce frees up nightstand surface space entirely and stays fixed in place, avoiding the risk of being knocked over. This works particularly well with smaller nightstands where lamp space competes with everyday items like a phone or glass of water.

Do wall sconces need a wired connection, or are plug-in versions available?

Both exist: hardwired sconces connect directly to an in-wall electrical box for a fully built-in look, while plug-in sconces route a cord to a nearby outlet, often concealed with a cord cover. Plug-in versions are easier to install without an electrician but require a nearby outlet at the right height.

Are dimmable wall sconces compatible with any switch?

No, dimming requires both a dimmer-compatible switch and dimmable bulbs, since a standard on/off switch won't support variable brightness. Confirm both components are dimmer-rated before assuming a sconce will dim properly.

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