Polished Latimer Wall Sconce Barry Goralnick

Elevate your space with the contemporary sophistication of our Latimer Wall Sconce. Created by renowned designer Barry Goralnick, this sconce boasts a sleek metal frame finished in polished nickel and adorned with a delicate milk-glass shade. Its certified damp location makes it a versatile choice, perfect for adding a touch of luxury to any room. Choose from silver, antique brass, or pendant options in our Barry Goralnick Collection.

Our Latimer Wall Sconce is the epitome of elegance, featuring a sleek metal construction in polished nickel and a delicate milk-glass shade. This certified damp location sconce is available in silver, as well as antique brass and pendant options. Update your interior with the refined and sophisticated design of the Latimer Wall Sconce by Barry Goralnick.

Polished Nickel Latimer Nickel Wall Sconce Barry Goralnick Collection Features:

• Item Net Weight: 4 lbs, Item Shipping Weight: 7.75 lbs
• Overall Dims HxWxD: 20 x 5 x 7 in
• Canopy Shape: Round, Canopy Diameter: 5 in
• Number of Lights: 1, Socket Type: E26
• Bulb Type: T Tubular, Bulb not included
• Maximum Watts Per Socket: 60, Maximum Watts Per Item 60
• Designer Collection: Barry Goralnick Collection
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