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Melt LED Surface Wall Sconce by Tom Dixon

Melt LED Surface Wall Sconce

by Tom Dixon for Tom Dixon

5.0(2)

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1 of 32 | Melt LED Surface Wall Sconce
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Key Features

Ships To Canada
Dimmable
Limited 3 Year warranty
Eco-Friendly
Made in Germany
Swirling, churning like a living thing. The Melt LED Surface Wall Sconce from Tom Dixon is a compact version of the larger products in the line, which provides you with some versatility as you create your lighting scheme. The Polycarbonate seethes in organic and natural ways so that it calls to mind the images of nebulous clouds in deep space, a melting glacier, or molten glass. FRONT—which is a Swedish design collective—worked with the brand to create this design, and they used a 6W LED ring integrated into the product to highlight the beauty of its imperfections.
Item Number
TDX2499368
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MFR ID
MESS03SM-WUSM2

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5.0

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Love!!

Submitted 2 years ago

By Paige

From Undisclosed

Verified Buyer

Comments about Melt LED Surface Wall Sconce

Love this light so much. I ordered the large for my studio and it is always a talking point for anyone who comes in. # sweepstakes

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Beautiful wall lighting

Submitted 5 years ago

By ElenaRa

From Miami

Verified Buyer

I bought this fixture as an additional to two big Tom Dixon melt in lights . They all look beautiful and mesmerizing.

Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend to a friend

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Shown in Gold color, in use
Shown in Copper finish
Shown in Chrome color, in use

Tom Dixon

Tom Dixon was founded in 2002 with a lofty goal: to revive the British furniture industry. Even as it was founded, the company already had a sort of rebellious, inventive reputation based on the preceding career of the man himself. Dixon, a self-taught designer and welder first burst onto the scene in 1987 with his S-chair for Cappellini.

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