Reading Sconce - A Sconce on a Wall That Has No Junction Box in It

The lamp sits on a magnetic plate rather than a fixture box, and the plate goes up with adhesive backing or screws. A ball joint underneath lets the head swing through a full circle. Lift the lamp straight off when it needs charging or when another room needs it more.

Why choose this reading sconce?

Wiring a sconce brings a tradesperson, an invoice and a hole that stays there. A charge cable and a peel-off plate bring none of that, which is what makes it workable in a rental. Once it is on the wall it behaves like any other reading light.

Run time: up to 15 hours on a charge that takes under three, covering several evenings of reading.
Two light sources: a focused reading beam and a soft night light, run together or separately.
Tone range: 2700K warm, 4000K natural and 5700K white, each at three brightness levels.
Ball joint: 360 degrees of movement, so the beam points where you are actually looking.
Touch or remote: tap the housing, or leave it to the remote, which handles several lamps at once.

Light in the spot the wiring never reached.

Clean the wall, press the plate on and give the adhesive an hour before hanging the lamp; screws are in the box if you want more hold. Because it comes off the magnet one-handed, the same lamp works as a portable light for a cupboard or a hallway. Charge it on a desk and put it back when the indicator says so.