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Key Features
Deck out your walls and hallways with the smooth, retro transitional vibes of the Leeds Wall Sconce by Visual Comfort Signature, formerly known as Visual Comfort, A Christopher Spitzmiller design, it starts from a ridged ceramic wall plate holding out a single open candelabra style socket that sheds a bright ambiance while reflecting light off the smooth backing material. The Leeds is damp listed, excellent for kitchen or bathroom deployment as a single installation or paired along walls and hallways.
Visual Comfort Signature, formerly known as Visual Comfort, features unmatched craftsmanship, natural materials and hand-applied finishes from the world’s most talented and influential names in indoor and outdoor design.
Key Features
Deck out your walls and hallways with the smooth, retro transitional vibes of the Leeds Wall Sconce by Visual Comfort Signature, formerly known as Visual Comfort, A Christopher Spitzmiller design, it starts from a ridged ceramic wall plate holding out a single open candelabra style socket that sheds a bright ambiance while reflecting light off the smooth backing material. The Leeds is damp listed, excellent for kitchen or bathroom deployment as a single installation or paired along walls and hallways.
Visual Comfort Signature, formerly known as Visual Comfort, features unmatched craftsmanship, natural materials and hand-applied finishes from the world’s most talented and influential names in indoor and outdoor design.
- Designed by Christopher Spitzmiller
- Finish will vary
- Material: Ceramic, Brass
- Dimmable: Yes
- Dimmer Not Included
- Dimmer Type: Standard
- Lighting Style: Soft/Diffused/Ambient
- Location Rating: UL Listed Damp
- ADA Compliant
- Made In China
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