Concrete Wall Lights
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Designed for use indoors or out, the Blomus FINCA Wall Candle Holder features a removable glass hurricane shade on a stainless steel holder. The polystone wallplate has the look and texture of concrete, but is much lighter weight. The FINCA Wall Candle includes 1 pillar candle to get things glowing right away.
The slip-casting production method for the Decode Heavy Wall Light produces gritty variations of concrete—a material commonly regarded as industrial and mundane. Left inverted in the mold to dry, marble-like veins and air pockets manifest on the interior surface leaving the exterior smooth. Decidedly unconventional, the Heavy Wall Light stretches the boundaries of concrete, establishing a new precedent in industrial chic lighting.
Complements open plan settings. The Sana Outdoor Wall Sconce from Tech Lighting has a modern industrial appearance that looks good in contemporary urban spaces. It’s made out of concrete and aluminum to give it long-lasting strength and durability to match its industrial look. It works well in backyards, porches, and entryways, and this contemporary wall light is finished with a marine grade powder-coating and has impact-resistant, UV stabilized frosted acrylic lensing to help it withstand the harsh conditions of outside use.
A brave vanguard transitional touch ideal for living rooms that inspire life. The Macy Wall Sconce by Mitzi - Hudson Valley Lighting is an elegant modern fixture that uses unconventional combinations of material to create an uncommon look. Made using Handworked Metal and Glass to frame, it features a striking concrete accent. The opposition between smooth Metal and rough, textured concrete creates a dynamic that grabs attention and doesn't let go. This fixture is mounted to the wall with a bent arm motif and round backplate that doesn't draw attention away. It’s a wonderful statement piece for the bold interior designer.
The Kichler Brick Light with Louver Face is your building block to added safety and security. Designed to be integrated into brick or concrete walls during construction, it casts a low, even spread of downlight. Just like a brick, it is long and lean, made out of durable die-cast aluminum to last as long as the wall in which it's installed.
Designed for integration into brick walls or poured concrete, the LBL Lighting Louver Horizontal LED Brick Light delivers perfectly balanced light output while remaining cost-efficient. Features a die-cast metal build and sleek form that fits smoothly into the wall. The Louver Horizontal LED Brick Light turtle friendly option casts lower levels of visible light to reduce sea turtle hatchling disorientation and maintain turtle safety.
A bold choice for giving new life (and light) to the mid-century inspired home. The Brielle Wall Sconce by Mitzi - Hudson Valley Lighting adds a geometric touch to any wall. Crafted around a brilliant frosted Glass globe shade, it lends a cool and clean ambient glow designed to create a vibrance without overpowering your existing decor motif. That globe is mounted on a minimal Metal frame with a rounded concrete cylinder for an updated appeal. It’s a wonderful way to give dimension to open walls in both dry and damp spaces. Few wall fixtures are as minimal and yet so versatile as this one.
Contemporary strength with steadfast functionality. The Shelter Wall Sconce from ELK possesses a unique look that adds bold style to any modern space. Supported by a metal frame finished in New Aged Brass, a concrete shelter houses the bulb within to give this piece its distinctive personality and intense durability. As a result, the light from the bulb is directed out and up to fill the area around it with quality illumination, making it perfect for hallways featuring bold aesthetics.
Exploring the expressive qualities of concrete, the Foscarini Aplomb Wall Sconce is a staple to pure industrial design. A solid diffuser that both obscures and projects, widespread light pours upward on the walls and ceiling while a smaller radius of light spreads downward. The Aplomb Wall Sconce is singularly industrial, using light to invite appreciation of concrete in an unconventionally elegant context.
Get comfortable with the starkly stunning Klang Suono LED Wall Sconce from ZANEEN Design. A clean, contemporary Cini & Nils design made in Italy, the structure blends flat rectangles of steel, UHPC concrete, and acrylic glass set over powerful and energy-efficient LED lamping. This arrangement blocks most direct light at eye level, expressing strips of illumination broken up by shadows from the unlit sections. It’s a particularly excellent choice to break up flat walls in larger living spaces or further accent an entryway.
Few fixtures introduce this kind of personality to a space. The Ripley Wall Sconce by Mitzi - Hudson Valley Lighting adds a certain je ne sais quoi to a space, thanks to its bold and ambitious profile and unique use of material. Let’s start with its simple Handworked frame, which features a Metal arm and light socket that is inspired by vintage looks. That frame houses a distressed mirror back accent which reflects light in a skewed way for a transitional effect. By adding these elements together in one, it creates a composition that’s as much functional wall art as it is a stylish fixture.
Why We Love Concrete Wall Lights
Concrete wall lights combine two seemingly opposing design aspects together to create one unique, contemporary light. The heavy, unfinished rustic and industrial look of concrete paired with simple and sleek modern shapes leaves you with a light that is like nothing else. Wall lights are perfect in large and small spaces and work well indoors and outdoors. Outdoor concrete wall lights may be the fixture you’re most familiar with, but make no mistake, these individualistic lights are just as practical and aesthetically pleasing in indoor applications.
Where Concrete Wall Sconces Work the Best
Despite their bulky material, concrete wall sconces can actually be quite delicate and stunning. When used in a bathroom as vanity lighting, they’ll hold up well to excess moisture, provide an interesting sculptural aspect to your walls, and keep counter space free and clear. Hung in an avant-garde foyer, concrete sconces will add modern appeal in a new and different way while also providing pleasant accent and ambient lighting. Their naturally simple composition allows them to blend in well with contemporary and modern home styles, but likely won’t look as good inside a traditional home.
Favorite Types of Concrete Wall Lights
Concrete wall lights come in a range of different styles, but most of them are found as wall sconces. The exceptional material lends itself well to bold shapes that look best placed against a wall in clear sight. If your home style pulls inspiration from past and present alike, look for a more transitional concrete wall lamp that combines the revolutionary material with a classic shape. Some fixtures lighten up the heavy concrete component with delicate glass and exposed bulbs. This style works exceptionally well with industrial design and rustic interiors. Others make bold statements with one singular shape and not much else, relying on the one-of-a-kind textile to accomplish the aesthetic appeal.
How to Choose the Best Concrete Light Fixture
Some concrete wall lights cast an expansive glow that’s best for ambient lighting, while others provide sharp directional lighting best used to highlight artwork or architectural features. So the most important thing is to first decide how you’ll be using your light. In bathrooms, hallways, and foyers, ambient lighting looks best. Keep an eye out for concrete fixtures with shades that diffuse the light. To make ceilings look taller or direct attention to a particular area, you’ll want a light with up or down lighting.
Other Considerations
If a concrete wall sconce doesn’t feel right for you or if you want to create continuity throughout your home, browse our other concrete light fixtures. Concrete pendant lights offer an interesting juxtaposition with the light, buoyant aesthetic of pendant lighting paired with a grounding concrete material. Concrete table lamps provide a new twist on an old classic making them perfect for transitional homes. Concrete lighting is most usually seen outdoors, but don’t let that stop you from making a statement with it inside your home.
