LIGHT ABOVE. LIGHT BELOW.
UP & DOWN WALL SCONCES
Make your walls part of the lighting design with light above and below.
Explore balanced forms and distinctive finishes for hallways, living spaces and more.
Check the selected beam direction, dimensions, light source, voltage and installation requirements on each product page.
EXPLORE THE DIRECTION OF LIGHT
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Compare related uplights, downlights, linear sconces and diffused designs to find the effect that suits your space.
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Up & Down Wall Sconces
37–48 / 52 products
TWO DIRECTIONS, ONE CONSIDERED DESIGN
LET LIGHT FRAME YOUR ARCHITECTURE.
Use up and down wall sconces to frame a fireplace, define a hallway, or add depth beside a bed. Curved metal forms, ribbed profiles, and decorative glass offer different visual effects. Coordinate matching fixtures across a wall, allowing their upward and downward illumination to become part of the composition.
Choose the fixture size in relation to the wall section, leaving room above and below for the light to spread. Compare materials, finishes, wall projection, and light sources. Verify wiring, color temperature, dimming compatibility, and indoor or outdoor suitability for the exact model and variant.
UP & DOWN WALL SCONCES FAQ
Do all up and down wall sconces create the same light pattern?
No. Compact wall washers can produce defined beams, while curved housings and decorative shades create broader or softer effects. Compare illuminated product photos rather than assuming every design produces matching cones or a sharp hourglass pattern.
Where do up and down wall sconces work best?
Use them beside fireplaces, along hallways, or on bedroom feature walls where both directions of light have space to show. Narrow wall sections between windows can frame the effect, while nearby shelves or cabinets may interrupt it.
How do I choose the right fixture size and placement?
Measure the available wall height, width, and projection clearance. The Nordic curved model offers three heights, so scale matters even within one design. Leave space for both light directions and follow the selected fixture's installation instructions before positioning electrical boxes.
Can these sconces provide all the lighting a room needs?
They can contribute ambient illumination, but coverage depends on output, room dimensions, and wall reflectance. The Nordic curved model lists 560 lumens. Plan additional lighting for reading or detailed tasks instead of judging brightness from the number of illuminated openings.
Do these fixtures use integrated LEDs or separate bulbs?
Both types appear in the collection. The Nordic curved design specifies integrated LEDs, while the electroplated metal model lists two G4 light sources. Check the selected product for bulb inclusion, replacement access, and compatible specifications before purchasing.
Can I change the light color or dim the brightness?
Controls vary by model. Some fixtures specify fixed 3000K warm white, while the G4 design lists three color temperatures. Color-changing capability does not establish brightness dimming; confirm the exact variant's controls and dimmer compatibility separately.
Can I use up and down wall sconces outside?
The collection includes indoor designs and models marketed for outdoor installation. Choose according to the exact fixture's environmental rating and permitted exposure. Do not assume that a similar appearance, metal housing, or waterproof wording alone confirms suitability for your installation location.
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