The minimalistic aesthetic of the Cynthia Wall Sconce is a design force to be reckoned with. Setting the foundational stage is a gorgeous circular slab of natural alabaster, which is elevated by an antique brass or bronze steel accent that adds dimension. The alabaster works to filter the light and create a natural warm glow.
The Cynthia Scone is simple, clean, and refind. We see this jewelry-inspired sconce, hung in multiples, adding a contemporary-classic vibe to any space. From your hallway to your bathroom lighting.
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What’s the width of your table?
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You'll want to shoot for a fixture that has a width between
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Pro Tip: Make sure that you have 30" to 34" of space between the bottom of the fixture and the top of your table!
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What are the dimensions of your room?
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How tall is your room?
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Shoot for a lighting fixture that has a height between
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Pro Tip: Allow 7 feet from the floor to the bottom of your light fixture.
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How wide is your mirror?
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You’ll want to have your sconces at least __ apart.
Pro Tip: The bottom of the shade should be 60 - 65 inches from the floor.
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How high is your ceiling?
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Your sconces should be installed __ inches above the surface of the floor.
Rooms with vaulted ceilings can take a higher placement.
If the average height of people living in your home is well above 6 feet – or below five and a half, you may want to adjust accordingly.
If used in a hallway they should generally be spaced about 8-10 feet apart.
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What is the height of your doorway?
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Your fixture should measure approximately __ inches in height.
The fixtures should be installed slightly above eye level. On a typical door this measures out to approximately 66 inches above the threshold of the door.
