Marble and Alabaster Globe Wall Sconce

The Alabaster Globe Wall Sconce pairs a two-tone marble and alabaster sphere with a refined brass collar, creating a compact sculptural wall light for hallways, bedside walls, and feature spaces.

Lit, the alabaster half glows softly from within, tracing the stone's natural veining across its faceted surface – a compact, sculptural sconce suited to a hallway, bedside, or feature wall. Available in three marble finishes.

Alabaster Globe Wall Sconce Details

• Construction material: Marble, alabaster, brass
• Light source: G9 socket – LED or Edison bulb, replaceable
• Type: Sconce, wall-mounted
• Mounting: Wall, hardwired
• Environment: Indoor
• Lamp body finish: Black, brass
• Lampshade finish: White alabaster

Size

Ø 4.8" × H 6.9"

D 12 × H 17.5 cm

Select Finish

Model A  Model B Model C 

FAQ

Can I replace the bulb?

Yes – this sconce takes a standard G9-base LED or Edison bulb that you can swap yourself.

Are both halves of the sphere real stone?

Yes – one half is genuine marble and the other is genuine alabaster. The alabaster half is translucent and glows softly when lit, while the marble half remains opaque, so each has its own distinct veining and tone.

What's the difference between Model A, B, and C?

All three models share the same shape and the same white alabaster half; the difference is the marble used for the other half and the base – Model A pairs black-and-gold veined marble, Model B uses a deep burgundy marble, and Model C uses a black-and-white veined marble.

Is it hardwired?

Yes – this is a wall-mounted fixture that should be installed by a licensed electrician.

Can I use this in a bathroom or outdoors?

No – it's designed for indoor, dry spaces only.

How do I clean the marble and alabaster sphere?

Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid soaking either stone or using abrasive or chemical cleaners, as both marble and alabaster are porous and can scratch or stain more easily than glass or ceramic.

Will mine look exactly like the photos?

Close, but not identical. As natural stones, both the marble and alabaster halves show their own unique veining and tone – that variation is part of genuine stone, not a defect.

As natural stones, veining, translucency, and tone vary slightly from piece to piece across both the marble and alabaster halves – no two sconces are exactly alike.