Costanzina Wall Sconce

by Paolo Rizzatto for Luceplan

3.0(3)

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Key Features

Contract Grade
Made in Italy
Design by Paolo Rizzatto, 1992. Slender and discrete, the Costanzina Wall Sconce by Luceplan fits easily into any room, whether public or private. The lamp is easily turned on and off by means of rod-switch placed next to the light source. For pin-up applications only. Aluminum body with silk screened polycarbonate shade.
Item Number
LPNY9144312
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MFR ID
1D13ANP00520 + 9D1331437702

Review Snapshot

3.0

0%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend

Ratings Distribution

Reviewed by 3 customers

1 / 3

Do not buy!!!

Submitted 9 years ago

By Stacey Gayle

From Undisclosed

Verified Buyer

Shocked to learn that the shade is NOT a shade. It is a piece of plastic that you have to roll up to "make" a shade. Really?!? Do not buy. Very unhappy!

Bottom Line No, I would not recommend to a friend

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Great looking light, easy to install.

Submitted 14 years ago

By YinLan Z.

From Undisclosed

Simple, modern lamp. Looks great in our living room. Very easy to install. We love it!

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Great looks, solid construction, but not so easy to install

Submitted 16 years ago

By Jason W.

From Undisclosed

I love the way the fixture looks. It casts a wonderfully diffuse light. The housing is rugged, well-made, and water tight. Wiring it up was another thing all together. Following the included instructions placed the wires inside the housing and in front of the reflector. No amount of gymnastics could fit the wires and wire nuts behind the reflector. The mold pattern on the rear of the housing also makes it hard to set the unit flush with an exterior wall and I ended using more sealant than I would have liked.

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Luceplan

Established in 1978 by architects Riccardo Sarfatti, Paolo Rizzatto and Sandra Severi, Luceplan defined its goal of democratic quality design, free of stylistic clichés and opulence, from the very onset. This approach--soon acknowledged by the market and numerous international awards--was perfected when Alberto Meda, an engineer with a passionate love for design, joined the team in 1984.