Design Sleuth: A Wall Sconce Inspired by Le Corbusier - Remodelista
Once I was exploring Paris with Lucile Demory who took me to Le Corbusier’s La Maison Roche and to his atelier and apartment just outside of the city’s periphery. Pure coincidence or obvious influence, it’s great to find a quirky light like Le Corbusier’s in production and, with a little legwork, available to purchase. Le Corbusier’s bedroom with wall sconce at Immeuble Molitor, located at 24 Rue Nugesser et Coli, in Paris, where he lived from 1931 to 1934. Photograph by Alexa Hotz for Remodelista. Detail of the same style of wall sconce in the dining room, this time made from a brown-painted steel tube. Photograph by Alexa Hotz for Remodelista. Schellmann’s wall-mounted Staff Lamp Wall, designed in 2007, is made from tubular steel and extends to 80 cm (about 31.5 inches) in length. The Staff Lamp Wall is also available in a stone gray and gray white (shown here). The Staff Ceiling Lamp has a similar minimalist profile: a halogen light housed in tubular steel. The lamp is also available in gray and white.