Ambiance Cylinder Open Top & Bottom Wall Sconce
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Reviewed by 20 customers
Color not right and can't return
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Comments about Ambiance Cylinder Downlight Wall Sconce
Just a note - when you order, make sure to check if something is non-returnable. This piece didn't have great photos on the site, and both the shape and color are different from what I expected and need.
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great classically modern design.
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Comments about Rectangle Outdoor Wall Sconce
Clients home is narrow and quite tall--and we had some difficulty finding a simple houselights in a good scale but this one is perfect. I like that fact that it is ceramic, nice bisque finish--and I think it could also be painted if one wanted to do that but it suit perfectly as is, great classic, modern design and an easy, straightforward install.
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Adds Style to my Stairway
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Installed this a year ago and I had to review (finally) because I enjoy looking at this fixture every time I walk by it. Provides ample up- and down-lighting to a dark back (indoor) stairway, and the perforations add a bit of sparkle. Very happy with it. My husband was able to put it up easily.
Modern
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I bought these thinking they were white, not ceramic that needed painted. Aside from having to spray paint them ourselves and that extra step, they are a great size, shape and the up & down lights look great.
Lovely form
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This light fixture is lovely with good light output. Note - it has to be primed and painted.
Justice Design Group
Two UCLA students got together for a ceramics project in 1985, and it didn't take them long to realize the potential they had in the ceramics lighting market niche. Justice Design Group was born not long after and quickly became the largest ceramics lighting manufacturer in the United States. The friends sold the company to Bruce Levin in the 1990s, but Justice lighting fixtures are still handcrafted and painted in Los Angeles, California, holding true to the students' educational roots.