Acanthus Plaster Shell Wall Sconce Lamp 1930 Hollywood Regency Art Deco
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Materials: Plaster, stucco, plaster
Width:21 centimeters
Height: 22 centimeters
Depth:13 centimeters
Beautiful French plaster wall sconce in the 30's Art Deco style.
This shell can be used as a wall lamp or as a decorative object.
LED 60W included (IP 20 - 220/240V - Class 1)
More info on Serge Roche:
Serge Roche was a French designer famous for his plaster and mirror objects. Born in 1898, Serge Roche was a French furniture and interior designer. His work was modern yet incorporated a Baroque influence, utilizing mirrors, crystals, and stucco in his pieces. Serge Roche embraced the baroque. His knowledge of the rococo decors and mirror rooms of baroque Europe helped to make him an instant success. First with an exhibition of frames and mirrors at Georges Petit's gallery in Paris, then with an array of furniture at Elsie de Wolfe's gallery in New York. His successes eventually took him to the London gallery of Syria Maugham where he showed an expanded range of sculpted and mirrored works.
All our sconces are made to order and therefore can't be returned.
Also, being made by hand, differences between sconces may occur, which do not constitute defects.
Warranty policy
Warranty policy
Last Updated: March 15, 2025, 5:00 PM
Warranty Coverage
Lighting Fixtures: JMcrystal lighting fixtures come with a 2-year warranty, ensuring no defects in materials or workmanship. This warranty applies to the original owner of the lighting fixtures and is non-transferable.
LED Bulbs: The LED bulbs from JMcrystal Lights are provided as a gift and are not subject to any additional charges, therefore they are not covered under warranty.
Covered Items
This warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship, including:
- Wiring errors
- Switch failures
- Loose or damaged parts
- Corrosion
- Paint or finish defects
Exclusions
This warranty does not cover damages caused by misuse, abuse, negligence, or accidents, including:
- Improper installation
- Power surges or electrical spikes
- Exposure to extreme temperatures or weather conditions
- Unauthorized repairs or modifications
Lighting Dimensions and installation Guide
Lighting Dimensions and installation Guide
✨ How to Choose the Right Size Light Fixture for Any Room
Lighting is more than illumination—it defines atmosphere, enhances design, and creates balance within a space. Selecting a fixture that is correctly scaled to the room ensures both beauty and function. This professional guide will help you determine the ideal size, height, and placement for chandeliers, pendants, flush mounts, sconces, and more.
1. How to Calculate the Ideal Fixture Diameter
A simple formula can help determine the perfect fixture width for most rooms:
Step-by-Step Formula
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Measure the length and width of the room (in feet).
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Add the two numbers together.
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Convert the total from feet to inches—this number equals the ideal fixture diameter.
Example
A room measuring 12 ft × 14 ft:
12 + 14 = 26 → Recommended fixture diameter: 26 inches
This ensures the light feels proportionate and visually balanced in the space.
2. Calculating Fixture Height
The height of the fixture should also correspond to the ceiling height.
Formula for Fixture Height
Room Height × 2.5 to 3 inches
Example
10-ft ceiling:
10 × 2.5–3 = 25–30 inches fixture height
Taller ceilings can support taller, more dramatic fixtures.
3. Recommended Hanging Heights
Above Dining Tables
Hang chandeliers or pendants 32–36 inches above the tabletop.
Above Kitchen Islands
Pendant lights should also be 32–36 inches above the countertop for optimal task lighting and visual harmony.
4. Sizing Multiple Pendants
For kitchen islands or long tables:
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Each pendant should measure roughly ¼ the length of the surface below.
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Space the pendants evenly for a clean, intentional look.
📌 Room-by-Room Lighting Size & Placement Guide
| Room Type | Recommended Fixture Size | Best Fixture Types | Hanging Height / Spacing Tips |
|---|---|---|---|
| Living Room | Length + Width (ft) → inches | Chandeliers, pendants, flush mounts, floor/table lamps | Hang chandeliers 7 ft above floor |
| Dining Room | ½ to ⅔ table width | Chandeliers, linear pendants, sconces | Hang fixtures 32–36 in above table |
| Kitchen | Pendants = ¼ island length | Pendants, recessed, under-cabinet | Pendants hang 32–36 in above island |
| Bedroom | Length + Width → inches | Flush mounts, semi-flush, bedside lamps | Bedside lamps should be eye level when seated |
| Bathroom | Room formula for ceiling lights | Vanity lights, sconces, recessed | Sconces 65–70 in from floor; above mirror ≈24 in |
| Entryway/Hallway | Length + Width → inches | Chandeliers, flush mounts, sconces | Entry chandeliers ≥7 ft from floor; hallway lights spaced 8–10 ft apart |
| Home Office | Room formula | Flush mounts, task lamps, recessed | Focused task lighting for desktops |
Room-by-Room Tips (Simplified & Enhanced)
LIVING ROOM
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Use the length + width formula to scale chandeliers properly.
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Maintain minimum 7 ft clearance below ceiling fixtures.
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Add floor and table lamps to layer the lighting.
DINING ROOM
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Chandeliers should complement—not overpower—the table.
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For long tables, use two or three pendants for balanced lighting.
KITCHEN
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Island pendants should provide bright, focused light.
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Use under-cabinet lighting to enhance countertop visibility.
BEDROOM
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Use soft ambient lighting + directional bedside lighting.
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Ceiling fixtures should stay proportional to room dimensions.
BATHROOM
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Side-mounted sconces create the most flattering vanity lighting.
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Ceiling fixtures should evenly illuminate the whole space.
ENTRYWAY
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Chandeliers make an impactful first impression.
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Ensure ample clearance, especially near doors.
Acanthus Plaster Shell Wall Sconce Lamp 1930 Hollywood Regency Art Deco
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