Aperture Wall Sconce

Original price was: $500.00.Current price is: $259.00.

WALNUT-FINISH RESIN · MATTE BLACK STEEL · FROSTED GLOBE · 15″ TALL · HARDWIRED · G9 A capsule-shaped backplate in walnut-finish resin: with a suspended frosted globe — pendant-style sconce on a 15-inch silhouette Aperture is a wall sconce that reads like a small framed pendant — a vertical capsule backplate in walnut-finish resin, with a slim matte-black steel rod descending to a frosted glass globe at the bottom. The capsule’s recessed interior catches the warm glow and bounces it across the wall, doubling the visual brightness without doubling the bulb count. Compact at 14 cm wide × 38 cm…

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WALNUT-FINISH RESIN · MATTE BLACK STEEL · FROSTED GLOBE · 15″ TALL · HARDWIRED · G9

A capsule-shaped backplate in

walnut-finish resin: with a suspended frosted globe — pendant-style sconce on a 15-inch silhouette

Aperture is a wall sconce that reads like a small framed pendant — a vertical capsule backplate in walnut-finish resin, with a slim matte-black steel rod descending to a frosted glass globe at the bottom. The capsule’s recessed interior catches the warm glow and bounces it across the wall, doubling the visual brightness without doubling the bulb count.

Compact at 14 cm wide × 38 cm tall (5.5″ × 15″) — sized for hallways, bedside flanking, narrow consoles, and powder-room walls. Hardwired installation by a licensed electrician. G9 socket, bulb sold separately.

Walnut-Finish Capsule

Sculpted resin backplate with a warm walnut wood-grain finish — gives the look of natural walnut at an accessible price, with consistent grain and no maintenance.

Matte Black Steel Rod

Slim vertical rod and circular ring frame in matte black powder-coated steel — provides architectural contrast against the warm wood-grain backdrop.

Hardwired Installation

Connects to a standard wall junction box — requires a licensed electrician. G9 socket with frosted glass globe diffuser, bulb sold separately.

What it’s made of: Backplate

Sculpted resin with walnut wood-grain finish — not solid wood

Hardware: Matte black powder-coated steel — rod, ring frame, wall mount

Diffuser: Frosted opal glass globe — diffuses warm light evenly

Light Source: 1 × G9 socket — bulb sold separately

Each Aperture is one-of-a-kind.

The warm walnut tone you see is a wood-grain finish on a sculpted resin backplate, not solid wood. This keeps Aperture at an accessible price compared to solid-walnut sconces, while still delivering the visual warmth of walnut. Avoid abrasive cleaners or alcohol-based solvents which can dull the finish.

Looking for real walnut?

See our Forma Wood collection — both built from solid walnut at higher price points. Aperture is the accessible alternative for buyers who want the look without the price.

Dimensions with clickable size diagram

Dimensions

Click to enlarge ↗: Width

14 cm / 5.5″: Height

38 cm / 15″: Weight

~1 kg / 2 lb: Installation

HARDWIRED · LICENSED ELECTRICIAN REQUIRED

Wall Junction Box Installation

Aperture connects to a standard recessed wall junction box (single-gang or 4″ round). Total fixture weight is approximately 2 lb (1 kg) — well within any modern junction box’s load rating. The wall mount is anchored at the top of the capsule. We recommend a licensed electrician for installation, particularly in bathroom and powder-room locations where moisture exposure must be assessed before final placement.

Renovating a hallway, bedroom, or powder room?

Aperture is best installed during electrical rough-in, before drywall is finished. If you’re retrofitting an existing wall, your electrician will likely add or relocate a junction box at the planned mount point — typically a 30-60 minute job per sconce.

Bulb · Sold separately: G9 · TWO-PIN BASE

1 × G9 Bulb

G9 is a small two-pin base — about the size of a USB plug. Widely available on Amazon, Home Depot, and Lowe’s under “G9 LED bulb.” We recommend a 25-40W equivalent LED in 2700-3000K warm white — the warm tone reads beautifully through the frosted globe and complements the walnut-finish backplate.

Avoid halogen G9s entirely

— they run hot, and the resin backplate is best paired with low-heat LEDs only. For dimming, choose a Triac-dimmable G9 LED and pair with a standard Triac wall dimmer.

Specifications

Sculpted resin · walnut wood-grain finish

Matte black powder-coated steel — rod, ring, wall mount

Frosted opal glass globe: 1 × G9 bulb (sold separately)

Recommended Bulb: 25-40W equivalent LED · 2700-3000K warm white · Triac-dimmable · avoid halogen

Voltage: AC 110–240 V worldwide

Hardwired — licensed electrician required

Junction Box: Standard single-gang or 4″ round recessed box

Dimming: Compatible with most Triac-based wall dimmers (test before final install)

Environment: Indoor — damp-rated for powder rooms away from direct shower spray

Best For

Hallway accent · bedside flanking · powder-room walls · narrow consoles · stairwell landing · home office accent

Certifications: North America · Saudi Arabia · Europe · Australia

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Spec Sheet: Frequently asked

Is the wood real?

No — the warm walnut tone you see is a wood-grain finish on a sculpted resin backplate, not solid wood. We chose this approach to keep Aperture at an accessible price compared to solid-walnut sconces, while still delivering the visual warmth of walnut.

What’s a G9 bulb and where do I buy one?

G9 is a small two-pin base — about the size of a USB plug. It’s standard for compact wall sconces and decorative lamps, widely available on Amazon, Home Depot, and Lowe’s under “G9 LED bulb.” For Aperture, we recommend a 25-40W equivalent LED in 2700-3000K warm white. Avoid halogen G9s entirely — they run hot, and the resin backplate is best paired with low-heat LEDs.

Can I install Aperture myself?

We recommend installation by a licensed electrician. The wiring connection is straightforward (line, neutral, ground to a wall junction box), but proper leveling and secure anchoring matter on a 15″ vertical sconce. A professional electrician will also assess moisture conditions if you’re installing in a bathroom or powder room.

Where does Aperture look best?

The 15″ vertical proportion makes Aperture ideal for narrow surfaces: hallway accents (in pairs, 6-8 ft apart), bedside flanking either side of a bed, powder-room walls (single or pair), and home-office accent walls. Less ideal for oversized living-room walls, where Aperture would read undersized.

How does the walnut-finish resin age compared to real walnut?

Differently — and more predictably. Real walnut develops a deeper patina over years. Walnut-finish resin holds its color and surface stable indefinitely with no maintenance — no oiling, no waxing, no humidity concerns.

Can I use it in a bathroom?

Yes — Aperture is damp-rated and well-suited to bathroom and powder room installation, away from direct shower spray. We recommend installing at least 24 inches from the shower or tub.

Can I dim Aperture?

Yes — Aperture is compatible with most Triac-based wall dimmers. Choose a Triac-dimmable G9 LED bulb, and pair the sconce with a standard wall dimmer. Smart dimmers (Lutron Caséta, Leviton Decora Smart) work with most dimmable G9 LEDs as well.

How do I clean it?

Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth. Avoid alcohol, ammonia, bleach, and abrasive sponges — these can dull the walnut wood-grain finish over time.

Is Aperture certified for North America and Europe?

Yes. It holds certifications compatible with North America, Saudi Arabia, Europe, and Australia and operates on AC 110–240V worldwide.

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