Florence Wall Lamp
Sale price$192.99
Size: W 28 cm × H 20 cm / W11" x H 8"
Colour: Beige White
  • 5 stars: 15 (88%)
  • 4 stars: 2 (12%)
  • 3 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 2 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 1 star: 0 (0%)
C
Cheryl James
The glass remains expressive while unlit

Its sculptural shape continues to contribute to the wall's appearance during the day.

B
Bennett Elliott
Glass that feels sculptural in form

The curved enclosure gives the fixture a fluid appearance rather than a rigid geometric outline.

K
Kimberly Moreno
A fixed connection behind flowing glass

Hardwired mounting keeps the decorative body part of the wall's permanent lighting scheme.

M
Miles Elliott
Bulbs can be replaced within the fixture

The socket arrangement lets suitable light sources be changed without replacing the glass body.

T
Tyler McDonald
Petal influence without literal foliage

The floral reference appears through curves and contours rather than attached leaves or stems.

B
Brian Perkins
A range of tones within the same curves

The color options change the glass's emphasis while retaining the petal-inspired shape.

E
Emily Dominguez
Organic shape within a self-contained sconce

The form remains concentrated at the wall instead of spreading into multiple arms.

J
Janet Pena
An organic contour for the wall

The fixture adds a shaped glass accent to a vertical surface without using a hanging pendant.

N
Nora Martinez
The metalwork leaves the curves visible

The support does not replace the glass as the primary decorative feature.

T
Tony Rios
The curved glass is an intentional statement

The petal-like glass shape is visually expressive and suits an appreciation for organic forms.

R
Richard Hart
A wall accent with a hand-formed appearance

The described glassmaking gives the fixture its fluid, irregular character.

H
Hugh Daniels
Color and form work through one material

The glass carries both the palette and the petal-like silhouette.

M
Mitchell Mason
Soft contours around the light sources

The glass body supplies the fixture's visual enclosure rather than a conventional fabric shade.

W
Wayne Brooks
Metal hardware supports the glasswork

The structural element stays secondary to the flowing shade.

E
Eden Long
Petal-like glass with flowing curves

The wall light's organic silhouette comes from the shaped glass body itself.

A
Abigail Hawkins
Dimming with an appropriate bulb setup

The listed compatibility requires bulbs and controls selected to work together.

R
Renee Woods
A floral suggestion in shaped glass

The petal-inspired outline provides the decorative theme without relying on a printed pattern.