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Lumens
Design-focused lighting retailer known for modern and contemporary fixtures from international design brands.
- Chandeliers
- Pendant Lights
- Wall Sconces
Wall Sconces: online stores to compare
Wall sconces free up floor and table space while layering light at eye level. They flank mirrors and beds, warm up hallways, and add architectural interest to blank walls. Use the store list below to find retailers carrying sconces, then verify finishes, hardwired versus plug-in options, and availability on their sites.
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Visual Comfort & Co.
Designer lighting house offering signature collections from prominent interior designers and architects.
- Chandeliers
- Wall Sconces
- Pendant Lights
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Rejuvenation
Portland-born maker and retailer of period-inspired lighting, hardware, and home goods.
- Pendant Lights
- Wall Sconces
- Ceiling Lights
Schoolhouse
Portland-based maker of heritage-inspired lighting and lifestyle goods, much of it assembled in its own factory.
- Pendant Lights
- Ceiling Lights
- Wall Sconces
Shades of Light
Virginia-based retailer with an eclectic, style-driven catalog of chandeliers, pendants, and lamps.
- Chandeliers
- Pendant Lights
- Wall Sconces
Lightology
Chicago-based modern lighting specialist with one of the larger contemporary fixture catalogs online.
- Pendant Lights
- Chandeliers
- Wall Sconces
Dutton Brown
Minneapolis studio making colorful, made-to-order fixtures with configurable finishes.
- Pendant Lights
- Chandeliers
- Wall Sconces
Cedar & Moss
Portland maker of mid-century-inspired fixtures assembled in Oregon.
- Pendant Lights
- Wall Sconces
- Ceiling Lights
Pooky
British maker of characterful decorative lamps, shades, and wall lights.
- Table Lamps
- Floor Lamps
- Wall Sconces
Industville
UK retailer of handcrafted industrial and vintage-style metal fixtures.
- Pendant Lights
- Wall Sconces
- Ceiling Lights
Original BTC
British maker of premium fixtures manufactured in England, including its signature bone china pendants.
- Pendant Lights
- Wall Sconces
- Table Lamps
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Frequently asked questions
- How high should wall sconces be mounted?
- Roughly 60 to 66 inches from the floor to the fixture's center is a common range for hallways and living spaces; bedside and vanity sconces are often mounted lower, aligned to the task.
- Do I need an electrician for wall sconces?
- Hardwired sconces typically require an electrician unless a wall box already exists. Plug-in sconces install with basic tools and work well for renters.