New from Echo Park, LA-based designer Brendan Ravenhill in collaboration with Eric Tine: the Bare Ring Sconce, an understated fixture using a glass socket and brass ring.
The glass socket holds the light’s electrical components while simultaneously revealing them, creating a prism effect where the socket meets the cord. Hand blown in LA and assembled in Ravenhill’s studio (see our post Live/Work in Echo Park: A Designer at Home), the fixtures are available with a two- to three-week lead time. For more information, visit Brendan Ravenhill.
Above: The Bare Ring Sconce is available as a hard-wire version with a powder-coated steel wall plate and mounting hardware; $250 for either version (see below).
Above: Also available as a plug-in light with seven feet of cloth cord and an Achille Catiglioni switch.
Above: The low profile fixture measures 3.5 inches wide, 6 inches high, and 5.5 inches deep (with bulb in place).
For more wall sconces for the bedroom, hallway or living room, visit the Lighting section of our Shop. For more from Ravenhill see our previous posts: A Desk Lamp with a Geometric Edge and Domestic Science: Dustbin from Brendan Ravenhill.
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