|Shown in Modern Brass finish, Small size
|Shown in Modern Brass finish, Small size
|Shown in Polished Nickel finish, Small size
|Shown in Deep Patina Bronze finish, Small size
|Shown in Modern Brass finish, Large size
|Shown in Polished Nickel finish, Large size
|Shown in Deep Patina Bronze finish, Large size
|Shown in Modern Brass finish, detail
|Shown in Modern Brass finish, detail
|Shown in Deep Patina Bronze finish, detail
|Shown in Deep Patina Bronze finish, detail
|Shown in Polished Nickel finish, detail
|Shown in Polished Nickel finish, detail
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Key Features
Elevate your home with the classy 50's aesthetic of the Wyatt Wall Sconce from Robert Abbey. The piece sharpens and brightens walls in a sleek form factor. Its tubular housing elegantly grazes in front of a concealed rectangular backplate, held up by protruding angular arms. Knurled endcaps elevate the polished surfaces of the structure through its grippy machined texture. Warm incandescent bulbs stream through with a pleasant glare-free quality out the bottom in a fanned ambient glow.
Robert Abbey has been designing and manufacturing fine lighting since 1946. They offer a diverse collection--wall swingers, chandeliers, floor lamps and more--in myriad styles, from tradition to neoclassical to groovy. Collaborating with acclaimed designers Jonathan Adler, Rico Espinet and David Easton, Robert Abbey creates impeccable lighting that is perfect for modern everyday living.
Key Features
Elevate your home with the classy 50's aesthetic of the Wyatt Wall Sconce from Robert Abbey. The piece sharpens and brightens walls in a sleek form factor. Its tubular housing elegantly grazes in front of a concealed rectangular backplate, held up by protruding angular arms. Knurled endcaps elevate the polished surfaces of the structure through its grippy machined texture. Warm incandescent bulbs stream through with a pleasant glare-free quality out the bottom in a fanned ambient glow.
Robert Abbey has been designing and manufacturing fine lighting since 1946. They offer a diverse collection--wall swingers, chandeliers, floor lamps and more--in myriad styles, from tradition to neoclassical to groovy. Collaborating with acclaimed designers Jonathan Adler, Rico Espinet and David Easton, Robert Abbey creates impeccable lighting that is perfect for modern everyday living.
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- Material: Metal
- Dimmable: No
- Location Rating: UL Listed Dry Locations
- Not OK for Outdoor Use
- Made In China
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Indicates how much voltage a bulb can accept via the fixture it's installed in.Light Color Temperature
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The average amount time that a bulb is expected to last.CRI
CRI = color rendering index. This number, which can go from 0 to 100, measures the ability of a light or bulb accurately renders colors. The higher the number, the better, with most quality bulbs these days measuring at least in the 80s.Manufacturer IDs: view
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