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WHAT DISTINGUISHES A WALL SCONCE FROM WALL LIGHTS?

What exactly is a wall light? How does it differ from a wall sconce? The terms 'wall light' and 'wall sconce' are frequently used interchangeably to describe a lamp that is attached to a wall. In technical terms, a wall light typically features a covered light source, often made of glass, whereas a sconce does not have such a covering. However, in modern lighting design and manufacturing, these technical distinctions are often disregarded, and sconces and wall lamps are often considered together as a single category.

WHAT ARE THE IDEAL PLACEMENTS AND USES FOR WALL SCONCES?

Bedrooms: Maximize your nightstand space by replacing table lamps with mounted sconces positioned above them.

Bathrooms: Enhance your preparation area by installing sconces on either side of the vanity mirror for optimal lighting during your grooming routine.

Corners/Nooks: Transform dimly lit corners into cozy reading spots by introducing light through sconces, making the area more inviting.

Hallways, Entryways, or Foyers: Illuminate dark hallways or entry areas with sconces, ensuring your guests are welcomed into well-lit surroundings.

Around Wall Art: Draw attention to your favorite wall art pieces by accentuating them with strategically placed sconces, creating a focal point.

Outdoors/Patios: Add a touch of elegance and functionality to your exterior spaces by installing sconces beside exterior doors, on decks or patios, or along yard fencing to provide additional outdoor lighting.

MUST WALL SCONCES MATCH EACH OTHER?

Achieving perfect matching of light fixtures in your home is not essential. While it's not necessary for all light fixtures to be identical, they should possess shared characteristics. You can opt for similarities in terms of shape, colour, materials, styles, or other details, especially in spaces like a living dining combo or areas with an open to closed floor plan.

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