Description
The Armand is a single-bulb wall light with a teardrop-shaped clear glass shade, an aged brass arm and a charcoal black circular backplate. The E14 socket sits inside the glass shade, which tapers from a wide bell at the top to a narrow base, creating an optical effect when the bulb is lit. The aged brass finish on the arm and mounting collar shows intentional patina and tonal variation rather than a uniform polished surface.
Designed for hallways, staircases, bedroom reading positions and living room accent lighting, the Armand projects 220mm from the wall, positioning the glass shade clear of the mounting surface. The 134mm width and 308mm height suit walls where a traditional single-bulb sconce is needed without the visual weight of a larger multi-light fitting. The clear glass shows the bulb directly, so the choice of bulb style (LED filament candle, clear halogen, frosted LED) becomes part of the visual design.
The charcoal black backplate provides a defined circular anchor against most wall colours, while the aged brass arm introduces warmth without the high reflectivity of polished brass or chrome. The combination pairs well with both traditional interiors and industrial or transitional schemes where mixed metal finishes are already present. The glass shade is hand-blown, so minor variations in thickness and bubble inclusions are normal characteristics of the manufacturing process.
Specification
| Height |
308mm |
| Width |
134mm |
| Projection/Depth |
220mm |
| Maximum Wattage |
40W |
| Socket |
E14 |
| Bulb(s) Included |
No |
| Warranty |
2 Year |
Frequently Asked
What bulb does the Armand take?
The fitting takes one E14 small Edison screw bulb up to 40W. Bulbs are sold separately. Most users pair this with an LED filament candle bulb between 4-6W and 2700K for a warm glow that shows clearly through the transparent glass shade.
Is the aged brass finish lacquered?
Aged brass finishes typically carry a light protective lacquer to slow further tarnishing, but the finish is designed to show intentional patina and tonal variation rather than a uniform polished surface. This is a feature of the aged brass aesthetic, not a defect.
What wall clearance is needed?
The fitting projects 220mm from the wall when installed. Allow at least 250mm clearance from the wall to any obstruction (furniture, doorframes, opposite walls in narrow hallways) to prevent the glass shade being knocked.
Can it be installed on a sloped ceiling or angled wall?
The Armand is designed for vertical wall mounting. Installing on a sloped or angled surface may cause the glass shade to hang at an unintended angle, affecting both the visual appearance and the security of the shade.