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Powell LED Wall Sconce with Hooded White Globe, Bronze Reviews

4.7 Rating 6 Reviews
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The Powell Wall Sconce is a contemporary spin on a mid-century modern classic. Features a frosted, glass globe capped with a spun metal hood that is suspended by an elegant, gooseneck arm - all in a timeless bronze finish. Ideal in pairs; add ambient, yet direct light by flanking a couch, a fireplace, a favorite painting or a mirror. Compatible with our frosted glass replacement shade. Shop here. View the Full Collection Features a frosted white glass orb tucked into an elegantly curved, spun-metal bronze frame . Black cloth cord with built-in dimmer switch for adjustable light strength . Offers multiple installation options; hardwire into a junction box or plug the cord into a nearby outlet . Updated to accommodate an energy-efficient, luminous G9 LED bulb (included). . Please note, each of our products are hand finished - as a result, products may have subtle variations in finish color. . California Title 24 certified - providing maximum efficiency and performance .

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I'm actually using this fixture as my outdoor covered front porch light. It's a great mid-century touch that helped transform the front of the house. Easy to install. Strange rectangular light bulb, though.
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Posted 7 years ago
I bought two of these, one for each side of our bed. My wife and I really like them. They came as pictured and the brushed metal looks quality made. I used the plug in option so they were very easy to mount, assemble and install, 6 or 7 minutes each.
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Posted 8 years ago
Product arrived in good condition. Installation was easy, instructions where partially clear. Overall look is very good. Would buy again.
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Posted 8 years ago
We have a really awkward living room and it's an old house with no hard wired lighting in the space. I searched for a long time for an interesting, quality, plugin sconce and this was the perfect solution. Beautiful and easy to install. We love it :)
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Posted 8 years ago
My husband and I love these stylish lamps. The dimmers are the best feature and the globe softens the brightest setting.
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Posted 9 years ago
I am really thrilled with the workmanship of this light--it looks and feels high quality, and came with very clear mounting instructions. (It's been challenging to make it fully flush with our wall, but our wall is very old plaster and tricky to mount on so that's par for the course). The dimmer switch provides excellent control of the full range of light. This is almost perfect for what I needed--a wall-mountable, not-hard wired reading light for a dark spot by the couch, with a slightly MCM feel to match the rest of our living room. The ONLY drawback is the cord. I assume that most people looking at a mounted (vs. clamp-on) plug-in sconce are, like me, using it as an alternative to a traditional wired light to avoid sometimes expensive and messy electric work to rewire a room. I was prepared for a cord--obviously--but the dimmer switch, which is quite large, cannot be moved up or down on the cord. This makes a big lump on the cord about a foot down from the light. I cannot cover this with a cord cover, or in any way make it inconspicuous. It's kind of an eyesore--though we're getting used to it, as you do--that does detract from a really gorgeously designed piece. The customer support team has said they would look into possible cover solutions for me when I struck out finding anything on my own. I have an electrically-savvy relative who might be able to rewire the switch lower down on the cord so that I could stick the dimmer switch behind the arm of the couch and paint or use a standard cover on the rest of the cord to make it blend in, but clearly that's a pretty extreme solution. Anyway, I still highly recommend this light, just be prepared for the cord situation. A photo of that on the website would have been helpful.
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Posted 9 years ago