|Shown in Aged Brass with Ceramic Antique Ivory finish, Detail shot
|Shown in Aged Brass with Ceramic Antique Ivory finish
|Shown in Aged Brass with Ceramic Antique Ivory finish, Detail shot
|Shown in Aged Brass with Ceramic Antique Ivory finish, Detail shot
|Shown in Aged Brass with Ceramic Antique Ivory finish, Detail shot
|Shown in Aged Brass with Ceramic Antique Ivory finish
|Shown in Aged Brass with Ceramic Antique Ivory finish, in use
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Key Features
Inspired by upholstered stools, the Bibi Double Wall Sconce from Mitzi – Hudson Valley Lighting relaxes with intricate curves draped in soft light. Creator Eny Lee Parker brings to life pieces that blend nature, clay, and contemporary design. This sconce shows its contemporary aesthetic with clean shapes. The long format of the piece lends it to placement alongside an entryway or column. A pair of ceramic lamp holders guide the eyes with their repeating curves. The smooth surface of the ceramic complements a white globe bulb. The dual lamping setup generates a vertical stream of moody ambient light.
Established in New York in 2017 by founder and CEO of Hudson Valley Lighting, David Littman, Mitzi is an off-shoot brand that emphasizes simplicity in its classic and contemporary designs. Mitzi offers lighting collections with an accessible, down-to-earth feel, blending form and function in such a way as to keep a space well-lit and uncluttered.
Key Features
Inspired by upholstered stools, the Bibi Double Wall Sconce from Mitzi – Hudson Valley Lighting relaxes with intricate curves draped in soft light. Creator Eny Lee Parker brings to life pieces that blend nature, clay, and contemporary design. This sconce shows its contemporary aesthetic with clean shapes. The long format of the piece lends it to placement alongside an entryway or column. A pair of ceramic lamp holders guide the eyes with their repeating curves. The smooth surface of the ceramic complements a white globe bulb. The dual lamping setup generates a vertical stream of moody ambient light.
Established in New York in 2017 by founder and CEO of Hudson Valley Lighting, David Littman, Mitzi is an off-shoot brand that emphasizes simplicity in its classic and contemporary designs. Mitzi offers lighting collections with an accessible, down-to-earth feel, blending form and function in such a way as to keep a space well-lit and uncluttered.
- Designed by Eny Lee Parker in 2022
- Material: Metal, Ceramic
- Dimmable: Yes
- Dimmer Not Included
- Dimmer Type: Standard
- Lighting Style: Soft/Diffused/Ambient
- Location Rating: UL Listed Damp
- Warranty: Limited 1 Year
- Made In China
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