Ambiance Cylinder Open Top & Bottom Wall Sconce
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Reviewed by 20 customers
I love this sconce— super versatile & great price
Verified Buyer
I've used this indoors and out in modern and traditional settings. You can paint it so it blends into a wall. I love it and you can't beat the price.
Exactly what we wanted
Verified Buyer
This is exactly what we wanted. Our old lights were so out of proportion with the columns on our house. We painted these a oiled bronze color to match the home. We have gotten several complements.

Great sconce
Verified Buyer
First bought the large and it was too big for our location so purchased the small and its perfect.
very good looking and excellent service
I bought these 6 sconces for a brick wall that was destroyed by hurricane Maria. I liked the idea of being able to paint them and have them blend in with the bricks, while washing the bricks with light. Though I will paint them, they look very nice in white as they come. The client service was outstanding. My issue was that the boxes had to arrive before a specific date at a US address, where we wanted to pick them up and bring them back to Puerto Rico. The shipping would have otherwise cost about 250 dollars and been through a forwarder. The company kept us informed of the order status regularly and made sure the lights arrived 3 days before we did. We packed them into our carry on bags without a problem. We will install them within the next few days at which time I will write a review on that experience. I greatly appreciate the thorough reviews some customers take the time and trouble to write, as that information helps in making choices and avoiding problems.
Simple soft wall light
Put this in a stairwell and love the soft, lightvfrom top and bottom especially through the perforations. Easy to install and great on a dimmer.
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.