Collection: Wall Sconces & Wall Lights

Both types exist in our range, and each listing clearly states which it is. Plug-in sconces are renter-friendly and need no electrical work, while hardwired models give a cleaner, cord-free look but should be installed by a qualified electrician.

Sconces work well flanking a bed, mirror, or fireplace, or along a hallway for ambient light. As a general guide, mount them around 150-170cm from the floor, and when used in pairs keep them symmetrical for a balanced look.

Plug-in sconces are simple - mount the bracket and plug in - while hardwired fixtures involve wiring and are safest fitted by a qualified electrician. The product details list what hardware is included to help you plan.

Bulb inclusion varies by model, so check the listing. Where a bulb isn't supplied, the product notes the required bulb type and maximum wattage so you can choose the right one.

Only models specifically marked as outdoor- or damp-rated should be used outside or in bathrooms. Indoor-rated sconces should be kept in dry areas to remain safe.

Each listing's What's in the Box section lists the fixture and any mounting hardware provided. If you're replacing an existing fixture, it's worth confirming you have the right tools and, for hardwired models, an electrician lined up.