Stone, Alabaster Wall Sconce With A Nod To Mondrian

A composition in polished metal and alabaster, this wall sconce draws its formal logic from the grid — planes of stone suspended within a steel armature that recalls the quiet geometry of De Stijl at its most restrained. The alabaster, translucent by nature, diffuses light with the soft luminosity of something found rather than fabricated, each panel a study in mineral variation. At twenty-four inches tall and fifteen wide, its proportions are considered and confident, commanding without overwhelming. It is the rare lighting piece that functions equally as sculpture, asking nothing more of a room than the wall it inhabits.