Spun Wall/Ceiling Sconce: Powder-Coated Matte Black + Matte Black

Spun Wall/Ceiling Sconce: Brass + Matte White

Spun Wall/Ceiling Sconce: Frosted Glass + Matte White

Spun Wall/Ceiling Sconce: Powder-Coated Matte Black + Matte Black

Spun Wall/Ceiling Sconce: Brass + Matte White

Spun Wall/Ceiling Sconce: Frosted Glass + Matte White

Spun Wall/Ceiling Sconce

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Spun Wall/Ceiling Sconce: Powder-Coated Matte Black + Matte Black

Spun Wall/Ceiling Sconce: Brass + Matte White

Spun Wall/Ceiling Sconce: Frosted Glass + Matte White

Spun Wall/Ceiling Sconce

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Ladies & Gentlemen

Spun Wall/Ceiling Sconce

Name: Spun Wall/Ceiling Sconce
Brand: Ladies & Gentlemen
SKU: LAG-SPUN-SCON-BLK-MAT-BLK
Price: 460.00 USD
Availability: InStock

$460 – $760

$460

SKU: LAG-SPUN-SCON-BLK-MAT-BLK

$595

SKU: LAG-SPUN-SCON-BRA-MAT-WHI

$760

SKU: LAG-SPUN-SCON-FRO-GLS-MAT-WHI

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Spec Sheet

Description

Spun provides varied lighting effects depending on the choice of the shade which encases the sconce's exposed globe lightbulb. That fits right in with the aesthetic of maker Ladies & Gentlemen, a multi-faceted design studio based in Brooklyn. Mount the sconce on the wall or ceiling and choose from the surround options in polished brass, black powder-coat or frosted smooth glass. An adjustable interior reflector gives the bulb the look of a glowing pearl.

Specifications

Size

6.3" dia (16cm)

Material

Brass, copper, glass, maple, powder-coated steel

Technical

UL listed
E26
Color temperature: 2700K
Dimmable

Brand

Ladies & Gentlemen

This is design achieved with a sense of mindfulness and social engagement with the greater world. Based in Brooklyn’s creative enclave Red Hook, Ladies & Gentlemen Studio merges a sophisticatedly sculptural sensibility along with a spark of playfulness to its lighting, furniture and tabletop collections. The multi-faceted creative partnership of real-life couple Dylan Davis and Jean Lee began in Seattle in 2010 and relocated East in 2013. They chose the name because of its ambiguous meaning and lack of categorization. The free-thinking resourcefulness of the 1970s counterculture inspired their first defining success, an unpretentiously striking pendant with a visible light bulb encircled by a simple brass ring and fittingly called Aura.

Their whimsical but polished spin on geometry continues to evolve, with pieces such as Maru, a jewel-like suspended light that stacks metal, wood and clear acrylic elements above a milky glass globe, or the mini-installation Equalizer, with chameleon-like spheres that change hues, set in a metal framework inspired by a room divider. L & G has been appreciatively singled out by numerous design publications, including Architectural Digest, New York Times, Wallpaper and World of Interiors, for its fresh but timeless vision.