Orbit Wall Sconce
by Miguel Herranz for LZF
Save $157.08 (22%)
Reviewed by 29 customers
Beautiful Light!
Verified Buyer
I'm absolutely in love w/the soothing light that comes from this beautiful sconce.

Artistic and Great Functionality
Verified Buyer
We purchased two of the Orbit Wall sconces and love these unique fixtures. The sconces produce an ambient glow that works very well in our foyer. The intertwined design of the delicate wood strip balances the common straight lines in our modern home and the fixtures are very fun to stare at. The lamps were packaged well and were delivered in perfect condition.
Beautiful Warm Light
Verified Buyer
We put three of these down a long hallway and they really add a softness and some interest to that corridor. It was also nice that they were in stock, so we received them quickly. Easy to install.
Beautiful warm light
Verified Buyer
I love my orbit sconces. They work perfectly with my eclectic mix of modern and traditional furnishings. I sold my house in May and bought a new townhome. At my old house I had orbit sconces that I used all the time. They emitted a beautiful warm glow and made the living room. When I moved into the new house, I immediately ordered two orbit sconces for the stairwells to replace some spotlights. They are fantastic. I bought the natural cherry and would buy them again if I moved. They are worth the money.
amazing veneer - problematic interior of fixture
The LZF cherry veneer is absolutely stunning and it glows beautifully. How ever you are able to see the interior of the light fixture, wire and bulb base from standard scone hight install. My client want me to take them down because he hates staring at the guts of the fixture I hope LZF makes some kind of diffuser to correct this design fault because the light and the veneer is beautiful indeed
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.