Corvin Alabaster Column Wall Sconce

Wall lamps

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$592.00

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The Corvin Alabaster Column Wall Sconce is architecture reduced to two elements: a slender column of natural stone, and the geometric bracket that holds it. Each tube is carved from genuine natural alabaster and set into a clean right-angled arm — no ornament, no curves, nothing decorative. Just a straight line of stone rising from the wall like a lit candle carved from alabaster.

Offered in three configurations — a single upward column, a double column rising in parallel, and a twin column running up and down through a center bracket — and in warm brass, matte black, or brushed nickel. Its narrow footprint suits the places a wide fixture can't go: flanking a mirror or bed, marching down a hallway, or framing a doorway in pairs.

Natural Alabaster

Naturally Unique Veining

No two pieces of stone are ever the same

Alabaster is a natural stone, so every piece carries its own veining and subtle variation in color. The fixture you receive may therefore differ slightly from the images shown.

An inherent characteristic of real stone — not a quality defect.

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Better Together

Buying a Pair?

Select the size marked (*2) — two together come at a better price than buying them separately.

Specifications

The Details

Material Genuine Natural Alabaster Column · Brass FrameHand-cut and hand-polished stone.

Shade material Natural alabaster White natural alabaster with unique veining.

Finish Gold · Black · Nickel

Light source E26 bulb LED or Edison · warm white recommended.

Voltage AC 110–240V

Control Works with a common wall switch Switch not included.

Mounting Wall mounted — hardwired

Environment Indoor use only

Preparation time 5–10 days Made and inspected at our own workshop before dispatch.

Good to Know

Natural stone varies from piece to piece

Alabaster is a natural stone, so every column has its own veining and subtle color variation. The piece you receive will differ slightly from the photos — this is inherent to real stone, not a defect.

Elegant in pairs

The slim vertical column looks especially balanced mounted in twos — flanking a mirror, a bed, or a doorway. Its narrow footprint suits hallways and other tight walls where a wider fixture won't fit.

Bulbs & installation

The sconce takes a standard E26 bulb; we recommend a warm-white LED for the softest glow through the alabaster. It hardwires to a standard wall switch — switch not included. For dry indoor locations only.

Size Guide

Which Size for Your Space

Three configurations — a single column, a double column, or a taller twin — each with the same slim architectural profile.

Single Column

W 4.7″ × H 18.1″ W 12 × H 46 cm

Best forBedside · flanking a mirror · hallway · powder room

Mount two, one on each side of a mirror or bed.

Double ColumnPopular

W 7.9″ × H 18.1″ W 20 × H 46 cm

Best forVanity · larger mirror · living room feature wall

Twice the glow, same height — fuller light for a vanity.

Twin Column

W 4.7″ × H 22″ W 12 × H 56 cm

Best forTall wall · stairwell · statement entry · full-length mirror

Light travels both up and down the wall.

Placement Tip

Mount the sconce so its center sits about 60–66″ from the floor — roughly eye level. Flanking a bed, space a pair to frame the headboard evenly; flanking a mirror, keep them just outside the glass and 28–40″ apart. In a hallway, space fixtures 8–10 ft apart for an even rhythm of light. All three configurations share the same slim depth, so you're really choosing how wide and how tall you want the glow.

The design

Two Elements, Nothing More

A column of stone. The angle that holds it.

The Corvin Alabaster Column Wall Sconce began as an exercise in subtraction: how few parts can a light have and still feel considered? The answer was two. A slender column carved from natural alabaster, and a right-angled bracket that lifts it off the wall. No curves, no ornament, no decorative flourish — the geometry does all the work, and the stone does all the rest.

That discipline is what gives it presence. Set against a bare wall, the column reads as architecture rather than accessory — a clean vertical line, squared and deliberate, like a candle carved from marble. Then it's switched on, and the hardness disappears: light sinks into the stone and returns as a warm, honeyed glow, revealing the veining running the full length of the column. Sharp in silhouette, soft in light.

— A line of stone, squared and lit —

Why this sconce

Architecture, Reduced to a Line

A column of natural stone on a right-angled bracket — sharp in silhouette, soft in light.

Sharp Geometry, Soft Light

The bracket is squared and deliberate — no curves, no ornament — so the fixture reads as architecture rather than decoration. Then it's lit, and the hardness disappears: light sinks into the stone and returns as a warm, honeyed glow. A clean line by day, a soft one by night.

Three Configurations, One Language

Choose a single column for a bedside or hallway, a double for a vanity or larger mirror, or a taller twin that throws light both up and down the wall. Same slim profile, same architectural line — scaled to the wall you're lighting.

Made for Narrow Walls — and Pairs

At just 4.7″ wide, the single column fits the tight spots a wider fixture can't: beside a mirror, along a hallway, framing a doorway. It takes a standard E26 bulb and hardwires to a common wall switch — and it looks especially balanced mounted in twos.

— A column of natural alabaster, squared and lit —

Materials

Why Natural Alabaster

What a real stone column gives you that glass, resin, and acrylic can't.

Natural Alabaster Glass / Resin / Acrylic

The light A soft amber glow — light spreads inside the stone, so there's no harsh bright spot A bright point of light; you often see the bulb, and acrylic can glare

Switched off A pale stone column that reads as sculpture on the wall, even unlit Glass looks empty and shows dust; acrylic looks like plastic

Unique
ness Veining runs the full length of each column — no two alike Machine-molded — every unit is identical

Over time Real stone keeps its color for decades — it won't yellow Acrylic yellows and scratches; glass chips

In the hand Cool, smooth stone with real weight and depth Lightweight and hollow-feeling

What it says A natural material with real character — quiet and grounded A mass-produced look-alike chosen to cut cost

Questions, Answered

Common Questions

Is the column real alabaster?

Yes. Every column is carved from genuine natural alabaster — never resin, glass, or acrylic. Because it's real stone, each column has its own veining and slight color variation running its full length, which is the mark of authenticity, not a defect.

What bulb does it take?

It takes a standard E26 bulb — LED or Edison. We recommend a warm-white LED for the softest glow through the alabaster. The sconce hardwires to a common wall switch (switch not included).(Please contact us if you require dimming functionality.)

Will it be too bright or glary?

No. Light spreads inside the stone rather than shooting straight out, so you get a soft amber glow with no visible hotspot — comfortable to sit beside and easy to look at directly. It's ambient light rather than a bright task beam.

Which configuration should I choose?

The single column (4.7″ W) suits a bedside, hallway, or flanking a mirror — elegant in pairs. The double column (7.9″ W) gives fuller light for a vanity or larger mirror. The twin column (22″ H) is the tallest and throws light both up and down the wall, ideal for a statement entry.

What height should I mount it at?

As a guide, center the sconce about 60–66″ from the floor — roughly eye level. Flanking a mirror, keep a pair just outside the glass and 28–40″ apart; in a hallway, space fixtures 8–10 ft apart for an even rhythm of light.

Does it look good mounted in pairs?

Yes — the slim vertical line looks especially balanced in twos, flanking a bed, mirror, or doorway for a symmetrical look. Its narrow footprint also suits tight walls where a wider fixture won't fit.

Will the stone yellow or fade?

Natural alabaster keeps its color for decades and won't yellow under the light or give off odors — unlike acrylic, which yellows and scratches with age.

How do I clean it?

Wipe both the stone and the metal gently with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid water, harsh chemicals, and abrasive pads — alabaster is a porous natural stone. Always switch off and let the bulb cool before cleaning.

Installation

The Complete Installation Guide

Not sure how to wire it, how high to hang it, or whether you need an electrician? Our full guide walks through every step for US homes.

Power Off First

Switch off at the breaker and confirm before you touch any wiring.

Check the Box

Make sure your junction box is standard, secure, and rated for the weight.

Match the Wires

Black to black, white to white, ground to ground — the US standard explained.

Set the Height

Mounting heights and clearances for sconces, pendants, and chandeliers.

Read the Full Installation Guide

Electrical Specifications

Light Source	Please contact us to confirm this model’s light source.
Voltage	Configured for the destination country. Please confirm the rated voltage for this model before ordering.
Global Electrical Options	Voltage and bulb base, where applicable, are configured for the destination country. Please confirm the available US, EU, UK, AU or other regional configuration before ordering.