Ambiance Up and Downlight Rectangle Wall Sconce
Reviewed by 20 customers
Better than expected!
I purchased 3 of these as stair lighting. It was my intent to paint them the wall color so they would "disappear". They arrived and were much prettier than I expected. I'm not going to paint them. More unexpected benefit of this sconce: - they cast a beautiful soft light both up and down. The staircase is now beautifully lit at night. - they are made so that you see the effect of the light but not the bulb. Pretty! - they are so easy to. Ha he bothe the upper and lower bulbs. I thought I'd never be able to reach the upper bulb, but there is enough room inside to do the job without reaching over the top! Finally- Customer service was superb. There was a shipping issue that Lumens was not responsible for, but made right for me. Thank you!!
Great Lights
We bought 4 of these lights for our home and love them. Simple to install. Look beautiful. We'd recommend them to friends for sure.
5 Star Review
5 Star Review
Nice light that blends into the wall
The light looks great. It was super-easy to install myself. My only complaint is that I hung it at 7' at the entrance to a stairwell, and you can see the "guts" from the bottom as you walk by when it's turned off. A salesperson suggested I do this light instead of the justice metro sconce because he thought I would be able to see the bulb at the top of the metro while walking down the stairs, and he was probably right, so.... No bulb to see now, just "guts". Anyway, I still love it. The light pattern on the wall is beautiful. I painted it with the same wall paint (I used satin paint through a sprayer), and that looks fantastic. Kinda disappears in the daytime, and glows nicely at night.
Love it!
Low profile wall sconce. If you're going for a subtle, contemporary look - this is da wall lamp!
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.