AURA No.03

Mini Opal Globe Wall Sconce, Single or Double

Sale price$208.00
Configuration: Polished Silver Single
Estimated arrival: between 4 November and 9 November, Order within 221 min.
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  • Authentic materialsReal travertine, marble, alabaster and walnut. Never imitation.
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Why you'll love the AURA No.03

  • A small opal moon on a triangle. Each hand-blown opal globe sits on a slim triangular iron bracket and casts a soft halo on the wall around it. The bracket is small enough to read as a detail.
  • Single or double, silver or brass. Choose one globe (5.9 in tall) for a hallway or bedside wall, or two stacked (12 in tall) for more light. The bracket comes in Polished Silver or Brushed Brass.
  • Built to repeat down a corridor. Three or four in a row along a long plaster wall look like one composition. You can mix single and double versions on the same wall.
  • Each globe ships with its own bulb. Every G9 socket gets a free dimmable bulb, and the fixture works with a standard wall dimmer. It hardwires to a standard U.S. junction box at 120V.

By design

Made to measure.

Hand-finished from natural materials, the AURA No.03 sits within a few millimeters of these specifications.

Diameter

5.9 in (15 cm)

Height

Single 5.9 in (15 cm) · Double 12 in (30.4 cm)

Weight

1.8 lbs (0.8 kg) single · 3.3 lbs (1.5 kg) double

Bulb included

Yes, a free dimmable bulb for each socket

Two ways to read a hallway.

AURA No.03 extends the family with a smaller proportion. A single 4-inch opal globe mounted to a small triangular bracket, or a double-globe configuration where two globes stack vertically. Both built for hallways, headboards, and the kind of long plaster wall that asks for repetition rather than a single statement.

The glass is opal-white, hand-blown, sized to read like a small moon against a wall. The bracket disappears at six feet.

Brass or chrome, single or double. Four combinations, one consistent silhouette.

Hand-blown opal, iron bracket

Each globe is blown by hand, then annealed. The opal diffusion gives a soft halo on the surrounding wall without ever feeling foggy or cheap.

The bracket is iron, plated in brushed brass or polished silver depending on the variant. The triangle is small enough to read as detail rather than hardware.

Built for repetition

G9 socket per globe, dimmable with a standard wall dimmer. Hardwired to a standard US junction box via the integrated mounting plate. Repeats well across a long wall.

Sold individually. Three or four across a corridor reads as composition, not coincidence.