Lake Shore Wall Sconce - Antique Brass
Lake Shore Wall Sconce - Antique Brass
Couldn't load pickup availability
Payment methods
Your payment details are transmitted securely during checkout. Card numbers aren’t stored, and full card information isn’t accessible.
Shipping
Shipping
Free shipping on orders $99+ within the contiguous U.S. (excludes Alaska & Hawaii). Orders under $99 ship via flat-rate ground for $14.99. Review our full Shipping Policy here.
Returns
Returns
Most unused items in original packaging may be returned within 30 days of delivery for a refund. Items labeled “Final Sale,” “Open Box,” or “Clearance” are not returnable. Shipping charges are non-refundable and a restocking fee applies. Review our full Return Policy here.
Share
Specifications
| Brand: | House of Troy |
| Part Number: | LS217-AB |
| Category: | Wall Lamps |
| Maximum Bulb Wattage: | 60 Watts |
| Number of Lights: | 1 |
| Voltage: | 120V |
| Bulb Base: | Candelabra E12 |
| Bulbs Included: | No |
| Dimmable: | Yes |
| Location Rating: | UL Dry |
| Dimensions: | 11.5″H x 5″W x 8″D |
| Finish: | Antique Brass |
Wall Lamps FAQs
What’s the difference between a wall lamp and a wall sconce?
“Wall lamp” often refers to plug‑in or adjustable fixtures with shades; a “sconce” is typically a hardwired decorative wall light—there’s overlap in use.
Should I choose plug‑in or hardwired wall lamps?
Plug‑in is renter‑friendly and flexible; hardwired gives a cleaner look and switch control. Choose based on access to wiring and code requirements.
How high should I mount a wall lamp next to a bed or sofa?
Mount so the shade’s bottom is near eye level when seated or in bed—often 48–60 inches from floor depending on furniture height.
Are swing‑arm wall lamps good for reading?
Yes—swing‑arms bring the light where you need it without glare. Choose adjustable heads and diffused shades for comfort.
What bulbs and brightness work well in wall lamps?
Use 450–800 lumens for ambience and 800–1100 lumens for focused reading. Pick CRI 90+ and warm 2700–3000K for comfort.
Are wall lamps dimmable and smart‑home compatible?
Many lamps work with dimmable LEDs and smart plugs/switches. Verify compatibility to avoid flicker at low settings.
What finishes and shades coordinate with room decor?
Match hardware—black, brass, or nickel—to existing fixtures. Linen shades soften light; metal shades give tighter task beams.
Can wall lamps be installed on masonry or tricky surfaces?
Use appropriate anchors for drywall or masonry and ensure a flat backplate seal. For plug‑ins, add cord channels or paintable covers.
How do I hide cords and route power neatly?
Hardwire to a switched box where possible; for plug‑ins, route cords along molding and use cable clips to keep tidy.
What maintenance keeps wall lamps safe and clean?
Dust shades, check fasteners, and replace worn cords or plugs. Keep bulbs within the fixture’s wattage rating.
