Art Deco Frosted Glass Twin Globe Wall Sconce Anorix

Anorix — Art Deco Frosted Glass.

A Wall Light That Changes Everything

Some pieces simply transform a room. The Anorix wall sconce does exactly that — its graceful arched arm and twin frosted glass globes create a sculptural presence that elevates any wall it touches. Warm, architectural, and unmistakably elegant, this is lighting with a point of view.

The Beauty of Asymmetry

What makes the Anorix truly distinctive is its intentional imbalance. The two globes — one larger, one smaller — hang at different heights along a single curved arm, creating a visual tension that draws the eye. It is the kind of considered asymmetry found in the most celebrated contemporary lighting design.

Two Globes, One Vision

Each Anorix features two hand-blown frosted glass globes that diffuse light with extraordinary softness. The matte white glass eliminates harsh glare while casting an even glow that flatters every surface it touches — from textured plaster walls to polished marble.

Crafted in Glass and Brass

The slender arched arm is finished in a rich satin brass that reads gold in warm lighting, bronze in cooler environments. The circular wall plate is finished in a contrasting dark tone, anchoring the piece with quiet authority. Together, glass and brass create a material dialogue that feels both contemporary and timeless.

Left or Right — You Choose the Direction

The Anorix is available in two orientations: Left, with the small globe to the left of the arc, and Right, with the small globe to the right. This allows for perfect symmetry when installed as a flanking pair — on either side of a bed, a mirror, or a doorway — or for considered asymmetry when used solo.

Warm or Cool — Your Choice of Glow

Each Anorix is offered in two light temperatures: a soft Warm White (3000K) for an intimate, amber-toned glow, or a crisper Cold White (6500K) for a brighter, more contemporary feel. Choose the tone that best matches the mood of the room.

Light for Every Room

In the bedroom, a pair of Anorix sconces flanking the headboard replaces clutter with elegance. In the living room, a single Anorix mounted at reading height becomes the focal point of an otherwise simple wall. In the hallway, it greets guests with warmth before they've taken a step inside. The Anorix belongs wherever light should feel intentional.

Specifications at a Glance

The Anorix is fitted with two G4 capsule bulb sockets (bulbs not included) and runs on a universal 90–260V circuit, so it installs anywhere in the world. At 56 cm tall and 20 cm wide, with globes of 12 cm and 10 cm, it commands presence without overwhelming the wall.