|Shown in Antiqued Boyd Brass finish, in use
|Shown in Antiqued Boyd Brass finish
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|Shown in Antiqued Boyd Brass finish, Detail view
|Shown in Antiqued Boyd Brass finish, Detail view
|Shown in Antiqued Boyd Brass finish, in use
|Shown in Antiqued Boyd Brass finish, in use
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Key Features
The Oval Double Wall Sconce by Boyd Lighting has a tailored, balanced look that is inspired by simplicity and form. Designed by David Alexander, this piece is supported by a minimal composition of stems and an oval-shaped backplate that are made from milled brass metalwork that handsomely complements the lovely, woven shades above them. Bright and beautiful, this wall sconce effortlessly works with a range of design and décor styles.
Family operated since its founding in 1921 in the Bay Area of California, Boyd Lighting focuses on the highest quality materials, construction and design. Each piece is stamped with a yearly edition and their commitment to refinement is unparalleled. At their modern manufacturing facility in Colorado Springs, precision, performance and energy efficiency are the foremost values in creating their line of luxurious, heirloom-quality fixtures.
Key Features
The Oval Double Wall Sconce by Boyd Lighting has a tailored, balanced look that is inspired by simplicity and form. Designed by David Alexander, this piece is supported by a minimal composition of stems and an oval-shaped backplate that are made from milled brass metalwork that handsomely complements the lovely, woven shades above them. Bright and beautiful, this wall sconce effortlessly works with a range of design and décor styles.
Family operated since its founding in 1921 in the Bay Area of California, Boyd Lighting focuses on the highest quality materials, construction and design. Each piece is stamped with a yearly edition and their commitment to refinement is unparalleled. At their modern manufacturing facility in Colorado Springs, precision, performance and energy efficiency are the foremost values in creating their line of luxurious, heirloom-quality fixtures.
- Designed by David Alexander in 2018
- Material: Brass
- Shade Material: White Linen
- Dimmable: Yes
- Dimmer Not Included
- Dimmer Type: Standard
- Lighting Style: Soft/Diffused/Ambient
- Location Rating: UL Listed Damp
- Made In USA
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