Quarter Sphere Wall Sconce

by Justice Design Group

4.7(3)

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Made in USA
With its vibrant uplight and soft, versatile curves, the Quarter Sphere Wall Sconce by Justice Design Group is the ideal finishing touch for modern interiors. This bowl-shaped wall sconce is perfectly smooth, molded by hand out of fine Ceramic. Visually, it can be made to stand out wherever it’s installed or blend in; either way, the bright light output remains the same. The top of the Quarter Sphere is left completely open to create a wide wash of uplight, enough to fan out and accent the texture of a large section of a wall and set the ceiling above aglow.
Item Number
R329868
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MFR ID
CER-1300-BIS

Review Snapshot

4.5

100%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend

Ratings Distribution

Reviewed by 2 customers

1 / 2

beautiful, simple fixture

Submitted 6 years ago

By 5624

From CT

Verified Buyer

This is a beautiful sconce - sturdy ceramic. The only thing to be aware of is that the illumination from the sconce is lopsided. The bulb lies lengthwise along the inside of the sconce - this means that the light side of the bulb lights up one side of the fixture more than the other. It doesn't bother me, but it should be considered.

Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend to a friend

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4 Star Review

Submitted 11 years ago

By spdrcr88

From Undisclosed

Bought two of the smaller sized sconces. Regular bulbs barely fit. Because the bulb is pinched to one side, the illumination is unbalanced, though you get used to it.

Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend to a friend

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Justice Design Group

Two UCLA students got together for a ceramics project in 1985, and it didn't take them long to realize the potential they had in the ceramics lighting market niche. Justice Design Group was born not long after and quickly became the largest ceramics lighting manufacturer in the United States. The friends sold the company to Bruce Levin in the 1990s, but Justice lighting fixtures are still handcrafted and painted in Los Angeles, California, holding true to the students' educational roots.