Orbit Wall Sconce

by Miguel Herranz for LZF

4.6(32)

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Key Features

Dimmable
Contract Grade
2 Year Limited warranty
Made in Spain
The LZF Orbit Wall Sconce uses the most minimal twist and turn of a ribbon of wood veneer creating an elegant, intertwined silhouette. The simplicity of the shade's design creates an airy appearance, while the overlapping wood-grain texture confers a pleasant warmth and glow. The Orbit Wall Sconce features a Natural timber wood veneer shade in a variety of colors.
Item Number
R186086
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MFR ID
ORB A E26 UL 25

Review Snapshot

4.5

29 ReviewsWrite a review
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of respondents would recommend this to a friend

Ratings Distribution

Reviewed by 29 customers

26 / 29

Natural beauty

Submitted 15 years ago

By Lumens Customer

From Undisclosed

The cherry color is warm and inviting. Perfect for bringing a glow into a modern home.

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chic

Submitted 15 years ago

By Aimee

From Undisclosed

This sconce works famously in a stairwell. The white wood is elegant. love it!

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Stunning!

Submitted 16 years ago

By Lumens Customer

From Undisclosed

We had three Orbit wall lights installed to in our new home today. They are stunning. Our home is quite contemporary and they compliment the design perfectly. They are beautiful when lit, an architectural accent when off. We love them!

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reliable quality

Submitted 16 years ago

By arcrock

From Undisclosed

5 Star Review

Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend to a friend

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Shown in Orange shade, in use
Shown in Chocolate Shade, in use
Shown in Ivory White shade, in use
Shown in Ivory White shade, in use

LZF

LZF lighting got started in 1994 by Marivi Calvo and Sandro Tothill. The contemporary lighting company has a gypsy-like past, beginning in a living room, then moving into a garage, transitioning to a basement, and then upgrading to an enameling plant before finally establishing roots in a converted winery in the Chiva village in Valencia, Spain.