I could be describing that luscious blonde as she sashays across the
room or that tanned muscular hunk as he enters the room, but I’m not.
I’m describing the brilliant ambiance of the Wall Sconce.

It creates a welcoming atmosphere with its illumination, color and
design. It can provide soft romantic lighting or bright enough
lighting to read by. It fits in wherever space is needed and provides
that decorative touch that we all desire.

It will even make your room larger than it is. It also can highlight
other pieces of art work that you have on your walls, or that main
attraction such as your fire place. This will also direct the eyes to
the spot you want yourself and others to notice.

You can easily mount the sconces to your wall with little or no
installation needed. For the electrical sconces there is some
installation needed, but with these you can easily save on energy with
a dimmer switch. You can also have Candle Wall Sconces in any size,
color or scent that you wish.

In early American society the candle wall sconce was the only form of
lighting. Now it is used for every room of the house as well as
outside the house. One of my friends actually has a water system that
the candles float in and lights up their patio.

My niece has a couple of toddlers and purchased several of these
because they are high enough up on the walls to be child proof. She
has told me time and again how much safer she feels using the sconces
instead of lamps with all the electrical cords.

There are so many styles to choose from such as Victorian, Colonial,
Contemporary and Western. There are also many materials to choose from
like copper, metal, wrought iron, glass, ceramic and others.

It used to be that hallways and corridors were the only place you
would find these in, but not any more. If you want to create a Wow
factor with direct or indirect lighting, you can’t loose with the Wall
Sconce.

Barbara Tobiasz resides in the Chicago area and studied at the Art
Institute. She has consulted and volunteered her services for many
organizations with her creative expressions in the interior design
field. Her hobbies include reading, taking long walks with her dog and
working her magic turning ordinary rooms into creative works of art.
She is co-owner of http://www.Wall-Decor-Concepts.com