Art Deco Wall Sconces
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Art Deco wall sconces draw on the geometric vocabulary of the 1920s and 1930s — fan and shell forms in frosted glass, stepped and fluted detailing, faceted glass on angular brackets, and the machine-age contrast of black with polished brass and chrome. Our selection is largely contemporary fixtures working in that Deco idiom rather than period reproductions, which makes them easier to integrate into a current interior while keeping the geometric confidence the style is known for.
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All products are priced in Canadian dollars with free shipping on orders over $199 CAD.
Where Deco-Style Sconces Work Best
Dining Rooms
A pair of fan or faceted glass sconces flanking a sideboard supplies the layered ambient and accent light Deco interiors rely on, alongside a statement ceiling fixture. Mount at roughly 60 to 66 inches from the floor to center.
Entryways & Hallways
Geometric torch and column forms in black and brass create bold architectural punctuation along a hallway. Space evenly at roughly 6 to 8 feet apart.
Bedrooms
Mounted beside the bed at roughly 24 to 30 inches above the mattress, a stepped or faceted sconce frees the nightstand and adds period-flavoured character.
Brands in This Collection
Fixtures from Alora Lighting, Matteo Lighting, Mitzi, Troy Lighting, Visual Comfort, Mullan Lighting, and Regina Andrew.
Art Deco Wall Sconce FAQs
What defines an Art Deco wall sconce?
Art Deco sconces are defined by geometry rather than ornament — stepped and fluted profiles, fan and sunburst motifs, faceted or frosted glass, and high-contrast finishes pairing black or dark metal with polished brass, chrome, or nickel. The look references the architectural lighting of 1920s and 1930s hotels, theatres, and ocean liners.
Are these period reproductions or contemporary designs?
Most fixtures in this collection are contemporary designs working in the Art Deco idiom rather than reproductions of specific period pieces. That generally makes them easier to pair with modern wiring, LED sources, and current interiors while retaining the geometric character of the style.
How high should I mount a wall sconce?
Roughly 60 to 66 inches from the floor to the center of the fixture for general wall lighting. Beside a bed, lower to about 24 to 30 inches above the mattress so light falls onto a book rather than into your eyes.
How far apart should sconces be spaced?
Along a hallway or open wall, roughly 6 to 8 feet apart gives even coverage. Flanking a mirror or fireplace, position symmetrically — typically 36 to 40 inches apart for a standard mirror.
What bulbs suit a Deco-style sconce?
Warm white around 2700K brings out the warmth of brass and the light play in faceted and frosted glass. Cooler light tends to flatten the metallic finishes the style depends on. Use dimmable bulbs where the fixture serves an ambient role.
Where can I buy Art Deco wall sconces in Canada?
Montreal Lighting & Hardware carries them online and at our Mount-Royal showroom (5670 Paré Street, Quebec, H4P 2M2). We ship Canada-wide at CAD prices with free shipping on orders over $199. Call (514) 416-2013 for placement help.
| Location | Mounting height | Spacing |
|---|---|---|
| Dining room | 66" from floor to center | Equidistant flanking pair |
| Living room | 60-66" from floor | 36-60" apart |
| Entryway (torch) | 66" from floor | Flanking door or mirror |
| Hallway | 66" from floor | 8-10' between pairs |
| Powder room | 60" from floor to center | Flanking mirror |
















































































