Stone cylinder sconce – aim a narrow beam of light at the spot you actually use

A reading chair, a desk corner, a framed print: most walls only need light in one place. This sconce puts a small travertine cylinder on a wood mount, and the cylinder tilts so you can point it there.

What sets this stone sconce apart

It measures 4.7 by 3.9 inches, so it fits beside a bed or in a narrow hallway without crowding the wall. It is wired into the wall, which keeps cords out of sight.

Tilting cylinder: angle the stone shade toward a page, a work surface or a picture.
Porous stone shade: a porous stone with its own color shifts and pattern, so each shade looks a little different.
Small footprint: 4.7 by 3.9 inches, light on the wall and easy to place in tight spots.
Wired into the wall: no plug and no cord hanging down.
Walnut or natural wood: two wood tones to go with your floors or furniture.

Stone and wood, a small shape, and light where you point it.

Hang two at either side of the bed so each person reads in their own pool of light. Along a hallway or above a desk, a line of them gives even, measured light. The look sits easily in Japandi, minimalist, organic modern and contemporary rooms.