Rose Petal Art Glass Wall Sconce

Each cast glass petal features an integrated top loop that hooks securely onto dedicated prongs welded along the curved gold metal framework. Once seated, gravity holds them firmly against the frame bracket. The petals hang snugly in an overlapping formation, so normal foot traffic or door closings will not cause movement or glass clinking.

Because space inside the nested petal core is compact, use slim torpedo/candle bulbs (such as B10 or B11) or compact golf-ball bulbs (G45) under 38mm (1.5″) in diameter. For the most flattering diffusion through the pink, green, or milk-white glass, choose frosted warm white LED bulbs (2700K–3000K, 4W to 6W each). Frosted bulbs prevent harsh interior filament hotspots.

Yes, provided it is installed in a dry, well-ventilated area outside the wet splash zone (such as flanking a powder room mirror or along dry walls in a bathroom with exhaust ventilation). It has an IP20 dry-rating, meaning it should not be installed inside an enclosed shower compartment or directly over an unvented bathtub where moisture pools.

Always mount and wire the gold metal frame plate to your wall junction box first, and screw in the two bulbs before hanging any glass. Once the electrical base is tested and secure, hang the rear/inner tier of petals onto their frame hooks, followed by the front overlapping tier. This prevents accidental knocks and keeps the glass safe while handling tools.

For routine dusting, pass a soft microfiber static wand across the petal edges. For thorough cleaning, the individual petals lift straight off their hooks without removing any screws. You can take them down, wash them in warm soapy water, dry thoroughly with a lint-free cloth, and hook them back onto the frame.