Alluria Wall Sconce

by George Kovacs

4.0(11)

$95.20 $119.00

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1 of 2 | Alluria Wall Sconce
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Key Features

Dimmable
Contract Grade
1 Year warranty
Made in China
Graceful form and clean lines impart a minimal, organic look. The Alluria Wall Sconce by George Kovacs features an etched glass orb with a metallic cap that extends to a sleek stem at the top. It is affixed to the wall with a rectangular metal wallplate via a short arm. This shade houses a xenon lamp that produces a diffused glow to illuminate the surrounding. Suitable for damp locations, this fixture can bring a fresh layer of lighting to master baths and powder rooms.
Item Number
GKO1700664
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MFR ID
P1350-618

Review Snapshot

4.0

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Reviewed by 11 customers

6 / 10

Great hallway fixture

Submitted 6 years ago

By Suzy K.

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Very elegant!!

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Perfect

Submitted 6 years ago

By Helen H.

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Was looking for black and gold combo and this is perfect. Quality very good, nice clean look that works well in modern and transitional settings. Easy to hang.

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Love it!

Submitted 6 years ago

By Brisa Q.

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This wall scone is modern, gives a clean and crisp Look to my wall. I really love the look!

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Not substantial enough. H

Submitted 6 years ago

By Elizabeth T.

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Not substantial enough. Had to return.

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Very cute and well made e

Submitted 7 years ago

By Maryam N.

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Very cute and well made easy to install

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George Kovacs

George Kovacs was born 1926 in Vienna, Austria. After moving to the US, Kovacs was enticed in 1954 to market J.T. Kalmar lamps. Inspired by the success of that endeavor--and the observed popularity of such contemporary lighting--Kovacs expanded his lighting import and design business (with locations throughout New York).