Exposed Bulb Wall Sconces
The CTO Lighting Big Bulb Wall Sconce is beautifully simple, featuring a slender metal hook structure with a solitary exposed bulb. As its name suggests, the use of a large globe bulb (not included) has the most dramatic visual effect, especially when used with a chrome or gold-crowned bulb. A braided Red cord shows itself slightly above the bulb, adding a contrasting detail to the Brass finish of this fixture.
The power of more. With more luminaires than the average wall fixture, the Lola 6-Light Wall Sconce by Alder & Ore offers more brilliance, more flexibility and more style for any room in your home. It's bold yet incredibly simple, featuring 3 vertical columns each with an exposed bulb above and below. Simply change the bulb style – or even mix and match – to tailor this sconce's aesthetic at a whim.
Subtle, natural and ceaselessly evocative. Every detail within the small frame of the Varaluz Ella Jane 1-Light Wall Sconce makes the small piece more elegant and appealing. An undersized Metal frame provides a geometric outline, promoting the slates of Recycled Wood that run between the baseplate and the bulb. As light washes over the structure, the natural intricacies of the Wood become more pronounced and give the sconce an intriguing aesthetic. Metal bolts deliver subtle accents at the top and bottom of each Wooden beam, another element to catch your eye. With an exposed bulb standing in front of this carefully crafted backdrop, the piece delivers a strong ambient glow all around the structure and accompanying space.
With its lengthy adjustable cable, the George Kovacs Bubble Pendant / Wall Sconce is essentially a pendant that hangs from the wall. It features a rounded transparent glass shade providing a soft outline around the exposed bulb. The warm tones of the glass are complemented by the masterfully applied finishes on the metal surfaces.
The Maxim Lighting Palladium 1-Light Wall Sconce features a single exposed bulb with a metal mesh cage. Equal parts Restoration and industrial, the simplicity of the piece keeps it modern while the intriguing details such as the contrasting socket give it visual interest and variety. Simple yet effective, this bold piece will give a variety of spaces a subtle mechanical vibe.
With strong lines and bold detailing, the Socket-To-Me Wall Sconce by Varaluz transforms a single exposed bulb into a fixture worth remembering. Its rugged wallplate is made of a hand-forged recycled steel (with a variety of hand-painted finishes) accented by a pair of rivets and three protruding hooks, the center of which supports an open light source. The resulting light is clean and unfettered, exuding a warmth that emphasizes the fixture's shape and texture.
The Fulton 3330 Two-Light Wall Sconce by Hinkley Lighting has a wonderfully rustic design, featuring 2 exposed bulbs, a steel backplate, and an open trapezoidal frame. The two bulbs are placed at opposing ends of a column that extends out from the backplate, providing a crisp, undiffused uplight/downlight to the surrounding area. A perfect opportunity to display vintage filament bulbs (available separately).
Inspired by machined warehouse fixtures, the Troy Lighting Conduit Wall Sconce provides a glimpse into the early days of electric lighting. Sturdy hand-worked iron pipes are joined to a stamped iron wall plate in keeping with the industrial aesthetic. Protected by wire cages, two exposed bulbs provide warm up and downlight. Try with decorative carbon filament Edison bulbs for an authentic look.
The Tybee Wall Sconce by Capital Lighting blends texture and structure with a nothing-to-hide style presentation of its mixed materials. A rectangular wood backplate anchors this piece and provides a grain pattern for light to interact with. Complementing the tonal quality of the wood, a smooth arced metal rod reaches upward to support an exposed bulb for a minimalistic composition that can be given some rustic character with a vintage filament bulb, purchased separately.
The Crystorama Astro 2 Light Wall Sconce has both rustic, Olde World and modern characteristics. An 8 pointed star hosts 2 rods with exposed bulbs on either side, making the starburst backplate the main focus of the piece. In the middle the rods and backplate meet at a spherical shape, providing unification within the piece.
The Maxim Lighting Palladium 2-Light Wall Sconce features exposed bulbs behind a metal mesh cage. Equal parts Restoration and industrial, the simplicity of the piece keeps it modern while the intriguing details such as the contrasting sockets give it visual interest and variety. Simple yet effective, this bold piece will give a variety of spaces a subtle mechanical vibe.
The Artcraft Lighting Vineyard Wall Sconce has a simple and sophisticated aesthetic featuring clean lines and a single exposed bulb. Named after a plantation reserved to grow grapes, the straight lines in the piece are evocative of the expansive fields, characterized by arranged foliage in perfectly straight lines. A single exposed bulb illuminates from the center, lighting the space with a less is more aesthetic.
Sleek and simple with industrial charm, the Webster Wall Sconce by Capital Lighting offers a stylish lighting solution for bathrooms, bedrooms, and entryways. Mounted to the wall by a rectangular metal backplate, a tall cylindrical clear glass shade encloses an exposed bulb. A tall rivet runs the length of the shade, adding an industrial element to the otherwise sleek and modern fixture. Use with an elongated T9 bulb to complement this sconce’s slender aesthetic.
A backdrop made to accentuate and emphasize. With a clever design and choice materials, the Troy Lighting Emerson Wall Sconce packs loads of style and effective lighting into an impressively compact frame. Made of Hand-Worked Iron and Brass, the structure behind the exposed bulb delivers varying surfaces to promote the light and provide exceptional artistry. The Iron backplate maintains a clean rectangular shape, stoically supporting the increasingly delicate materials in front. Curving behind the bulb is a partial cylinder made of Brass, ideal for boosting the sconce’s ambient glow. The light spills out unencumbered while also gaining layers and depth as it reflects off its backing structure. An understated piece with great visual impact, this light makes a stylish statement in your bedroom or hallway.
A neat design with a sense of finesse and precision. The Rope Dart Wall Sconce from ELK Lighting zips along its accompanying wall with sleek contours. Anchored by a polished metal backplate, its tubular arm bends neatly upwards with a feeling of tension and movement, accentuated by a diagonal stem mimicking a tethering piece of rope. Its lamp holder is an elegant cylindrical form, detailed with an industrial accent. The singular bulb design complements well with a clear incandescent bulb, producing a warm ambient glow.
As bold and beautiful as it is slim and subtle. The simplest of shapes gives the Troy Lighting Hendrix 2-Light Wall Sconce exceptional style and balanced lighting. A Hand-Worked Iron body stands vertically, posing a simple bar fastened to the wall via a small circular baseplate. At either end of the frame, bulbs face in opposing directions to spread light on both sides. Peeking out from exposed sections in the Iron, the recessed sockets add no bulk and the bulbs only heighten the structure’s impressive minimalism. The warm glow offers an appealing contrast to the Iron bar, with the space between the bulbs enhancing the sconce’s symmetrical build. A daring piece with the size to fit anywhere, this fixture gives your interior walls a bright and stylish upgrade with hardly any effect on spacing.
The Twilight Wall Sconce by ArtCraft is a simple and elegant piece by designer Steven Sabados of S&C. Set on a crisp metal arm, a single exposed bulb with a smooth socket is framed by an openly-styled metal structure and anchored with a rectangular backplate. A bold two-tone finish gives this wall sconce a dynamic touch as it lends an even layer of light to spaces in your home. Dial up the charm with a vintage filament bulb, which must be purchased separately, to add a little industrial flair to this piece.
Add a touch of vintage charm to your décor with the Chelton Wall Sconce by Artcraft. This minimal fixture boasts a square backplate and curved arm to support an exposed bulb socket, while visible hardware accents give an industrial quality. A glass globe shade encloses the bulb, giving a retro flair that adds character while remaining adaptable to a variety of spaces. Brighten bedrooms, living rooms, or hallways with this fixture’s warm, ambient light.
Putting the modern in Modern Farmhouse. The Marquee Wall Sconce by Kichler mixes clean and simple lines with rustic wood accents and clear glass for a style all its own. A single globe of glass adorns a rectangular piece of wood in neutral tones, featuring an exposed bulb within the glass. Pair with a vintage reproduction bulb to get the look. Evocative of a DIY project, use in any space that can benefit from illumination as well as a twist on the popular rustic style prevalent in contemporary design. Ideal for use in a dining room, living room or even a bedroom.
The Zinco Wall Sconce by Eurofase features vintage industrial water piping accented by a decorative valve handle. A single tungsten Edison bulb hangs down from an extended arm (joined to a rounded wallplate), offering warm ambient light with a rugged, vibrant aesthetic. A top shade and industrial cage are included to accessorize the otherwise exposed bulb.
The Maxim Lighting Era Wall Sconce has tones of Restoration and Industrial while still being appropriate for modern interiors. The single exposed bulb sits inside a unique frame-within-a-frame, the bulb gently obscured through the textured glass. The bold lines and simple shapes give the piece a graphic quality while still being minimal in composition.
Inspired by industrial design, The Elk Lighting Slatington Wall Sconce features layers of metal over a single exposed bulb. This layering effect is intended to give the fixture a machine-like presence, yet paired with a nostalgic bulb it gives a more restoration vibe. The multi tonal finish adds a slight texture the piece, giving it a little rustic appeal.
Bare necessities. The Pearl Wall Sconce by Alder & Ore offers the clean, bright look of an exposed bulb. Its streamlined arm with rounded accents provides mid-century modern style. Whether by itself or in a pair, this striking fixture is perfect when the goal is to layer light throughout a living space, dining room or bedroom. Simply add one of those stylish filament light bulbs (not included) to achieve the desired effect.
The Artcraft Tribeca Wall Sconce has a modular design that showcases the beauty of antique reproduction bulbs. Two metal arms each host their own exposed bulb, they are side-to-side adjustable so feel free to experiment to find the right look for your space. Straightforward with a hint of modern minimalism, this less is more piece puts Thomas Edison in a contemporary light.
The Artcraft Lighting Baker Street Wall Sconce is a unique piece that has tones of both Restoration and Industrial styles. The single exposed bulb's illumination is diffused through a fresnel lens, technology originally used for lighthouses. The contrasting finishes keep things interesting in this minimal fixture while still having a vintage vibe. Edison filament bulbs are recommended to complete the Restoration style.
Vintage industrial vibes with smooth, curvaceous lines. The Hinkley Lighting Academy Curved Wall Sconce brings a stylishly antiquated wall sconce to indoor living spaces. Made from Steel, this fixture blends exposed rivets and clean metal lining to create an authentic industrial look. Lights with a single incandescent bulb that is surrounded by a Clear Seedy Glass shade. Line multiple Academys across the room for a beautiful, ambient lighting scene. Vintage bulb recommended.
The Marlena Wall Sconce by Feiss was inspired by an oversized door knocker and offers spaces within your home an elegant, geometrical touch. A single, exposed bulb is framed within an open oval frame and set in front of a simple rectangular wall plate for an airy, layered look. Lending spaces an even and welcoming layer of light, this wall sconce can be installed to face up or down to complement surroundings with its contemporary style.
The Crystorama Layla Wall Sconce emobies years of craftsmanship paired with geometric shapes. A vertical row of hand painted steel lenses stand above a small circular backplate. From the backplate a curved rod hosts a single exposed bulb. Simple yet making a statement, this wall sconce is great for utilizing small spaces that will compliment contemporary or more traditional interiors.
The Currey & Company MarjieScope Wall Sconce is defined by concentric circles of faceted glass framed in shiny brass. The single exposed bulb sits in between a clear glass disc with a faceted crystal disc set behind, lighting the space with a dose of sparkle. Minimal yet effective, this wall sconce is perfect for providing a focal point or accent in any room.
The Visual Comfort Darlana Wall Sconce is classically sophisticated, and takes the idea of a lantern and re invents it for a wall light option. The all metal backplate hosts a single exposed bulb, which is evocative a single candle. Completed with matching metal hardware, your space will be illuminated with a classic interpretation of an iconic shape.
The Visual Comfort Liaison Wall Sconce is a simple fixture with ornate details. The delicate crackle glass shade is the main visual element with the rest of the fixture kept minimal and streamlined. Illuminating the space like a modern wall torch, the view of the exposed bulb is slightly obscured due to the texture of the glass.
Part of an expanding series based on geometric principles, the Rosie Li Studio Lina Triangle Wall Sconce defines weightless volume with an open pyramid frame punctuated with light. Rounded joints bond the hand-finished brass rods together, outlining three-dimensional planes which are anchored to the wall with a matching metal plate. Three exposed bulb light sources are symmetrically arranged at each juncture, adding a touch of glamour to the fixture, sending a bright ambience that is able to spatially enhance interiors using simple structural elements.
The Beaufort Wall Sconce by Capital Lighting evokes coastal styles with its rustic charm. The rounded backplate secures it to the wall while an arm dangles the shade from its end. Its tapered cylinder-shaped glass encloses an exposed bulb that emits a warm and inviting glow suitable for bathrooms, bedrooms, or hallways. Its metal frame forms an open cage design around the clear glass, referencing the design of classic lighthouses for a delightful nautical touch that will enhance any decorative theme.
With a fresh take on the classic lantern style, the Kenner Wall Sconce by Capital Lighting utilizes clean lines and textured glass to create a contemporary wall light. The geometric fixture is supported by a bold square wall mount and hook, with a tapered cube shade surrounding its large exposed bulb. The clear rain glass adds a welcomed textural element to the fixture’s sharp metal lines and composition. Its light emits a warm, ambient glow, ideal for softly illuminating a modern bathroom or vanity room.
Simple structural elements bond together in the Rosie Li Lina Diamond Wall Sconce, forming a geometric arrangement punctuated with light. Rounded joints connect the hand-finished rods together, outlining a three-dimensional plane that changes shape from different angles. Three exposed bulb light sources are symmetrically arranged on the vertical frame, forming a diamond shape when viewed in profile. The result is a glamorous sconce that sends bright ambience while spatially enhancing interiors.
Finding excitement in elegance. The Justice Design Group Bohemia Aplique ADA Small Crystal Wall Sconce pairs luxury with creativity, forming a sconce that brings exceptional class to contemporary living. A partially exposed bulb sits inside a shade made of Bohemia Crystal, with vertical Crystal rods bowing around the central light. The passing glow filters between and through each segment of the surrounding structure, flushing varied and layered lighting into the room. An understated Metal frame supports the piece, with a slight circular base and a thin rod connecting along the top. The size and shape of the piece allow for strong general lighting without undercutting the dynamic artistry. A perfect light for your hallway, bedroom or dining room.
Functional lighting and space-saving furnishings. The Shelfie Wall Sconce by Vermont Modern embodies the very best of modern design blended with effortless utility. An exposed bulb sits atop a slender stem rising from two separate shelves, both of which can be used for keeping small items neatly off the floor. This sconce makes a truly unique side table in lieu of nightstands in the bedroom.
Bold and beautiful, the Fredrick Ramond Gigi Wall Sconce has a simple composition while still being engaging. The metallic backplate and single exposed bulb is shielded with a matte shade, the intense angle giving the piece a dynamic air. This design focused piece utilizes the element of contrast to create a straightforward fixture that still emphasizes style.
Named after a neighborhood known for its luxurious mansions and upper class residents, the Artcraft Lighting Bel Air Wall Sconce celebrates the magic and glory of the Southern California town. The illumination from the exposed bulb peaks through the free form curved metal spirals, emitting intriguing beams of light from within the dynamic curves of the metal.
The Visual Comfort Chelsea Reflection Wall Sconce has tones of traditional ideals while embracing modern minimalism. A single exposed bulb sits perched on a curved support bar, in front of a thick metal ring with a mirrored back. Simple with eye-catching details, the mirror reflects the illumination as well as adds visual interest.
Contemporary elegance in a traditional silhouette. The Ascher Wall Sconce by Hinkley Lighting adds a refined aesthetic to your living space with gently curved candelabra arms, pronounced crystal bobeches, and a solid crystal center. An exposed bulb sits atop each candle holder, providing a warm, even ambiance that simultaneously reflects off the crystal for a radiant shimmering effect.
The centuries-old tradition of the single candlestick light gives a new look thanks to the modern Sutton Wall Sconce by Troy Lighting. It is built from hand-worked Iron with a dual-platform design that houses a cool ball accent that gives a nod to modernist style. A single candelabra lamping with an exposed bulb completes the look, which stands out away from walls to create depth.
The Currey & Company Sethos Wall Sconce is a minimal lighting option with an artisan twist. A simple wrought iron frame hosts a single exposed bulb mimicking a candle, resting on a recycled glass disc. The only ornamentation needed is a single glass disc below the light source, gently catching the light to illuminate the space with a subtle sparkle.
Industrial styling with a sense of style. The Hudson Valley Colchester Wall Sconce presents an open frame with metal bands to form a square cage around a single exposed bulb. Over sized rivets give a nice accent to where the bands overlap, holding everything together with refined detail.
The Elk Lighting Parallax Wall Sconce presents an intriguing lighting option with bold lines. The space is lit with a single exposed bulb, which rises above the other rods. The monochromatic color scheme of the piece keeps it deceivingly simple, while also being modern enough for contemporary spaces.
Play with established lighting parameters with the ELK Lighting Parameters Wall Sconce. It uses a box of clear glass in a metal frame to display an exposed bulb. With translucent glass and minimal adornments this fixture will give modern spaces a traditional note and give more traditional spaces a modern aesthetic.
The Kalco Lighting Bleecker Wall Sconce has a unique airy and whimsical quality that will uplift a variety of decor styles. A series of metal strips are twisted and woven into a round shape, hosting a single exposed bulb. The multi tonal finish is further enhanced when the fixture is lit, highlighting the unique iridescent quality of the finish.
The three offset rectangles that make up the Currey and Company Metro Wall Sconce are presented in a classy Contemporary Gold Leaf and Wrought Iron frame. An exposed bulb in a candelabra base sits on a matching horizontal bar and is suitable for both damp and dry locations. Left and right versions are available.
