Skylar LED Wall Sconce
Special Price
$694.80
Regular Price
$772.00
In stock
Only 3 left
SKU
1125-OB
UPC
806134812843
Finish:
Old Bronze
Spanish alabaster from the quarry of Aragon has long been considered an ideal substance for sculpture. Used in religious statuary and by prosperous families of Renaissance Spain, the material is richly veined and pleasantly porous. Due to the amount of light it lets through, it was often used for windows. We took note. In our Skylar family, we mount a slab of Spanish alabaster with thin metal clasps over an LED lamp. As the light pours through it, it creates a beautiful effect.
Brand
Hudson Valley
Collection
Skylar
Bulb Included
Yes
Voltage
120
Number of Bulbs
1-Light
Finish
Old Bronze
Weight
1.000000 lb
Size
n/a x 5 x 24.75
Length
n/a
Height
24.75
Width
5
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The family-owned Hudson Valley Lighting was actually born from a demonstration of fluorescent lighting at the 1939 New York World’s Fair. That demo was done by William Littman, who operated a lighting business out of his garage but moved to New York’s Hudson River Valley in the late 1940s out of a need for more space. The beautiful surroundings inspired the name of his lighting company and the artful light fixtures they create. Today, Hudson Valley also includes Troy Lighting, Sonneman and Corbett Lighting, but the commitment to creating high-quality lighting with nods to the past remains as strong as ever.
