The Twin 1.0 Sconce features a two-tone diffuser of handblown Czech glass made up of two flattened spherical shapes in two colors which are melded together while hot on the glass blowing pipe. The glass is held to a solid brass plate canopy by a brass band that sits between the two spheres. Each sphere is lit from within by its bulb, one in each sphere. The Twin 1.0 sconce is designed to meet ADA requirements in the USA for commercial use in public spaces by always measuring less than 4” total depth from a wall surface. For wall mount only – for ceiling applications see the Twin 2.0 Sconce/Ceiling Light. It is strongly recommended that the Twin 1.0 Sconce only be installed in the vertical orientation as shown.
Certifications
UL listed suitable for dry and damp locations (US & Canada), IP20
Sockets
120V G9 20W Max (LED bulbs included)
Other info
Requires recessed electrical box for installation
Fixture weight (approximate): 6lbs/2.75kg
Handblown glass production results in variation in dimensions, shape, color saturation, color tint, and imperfections such as small bubbles. This is part of SkLO design intent
Made in the Czech Republic
TWIN GLASS COLORS
Apricot/flamingo, celadon/new blue, light beige/white, white/white, oyster/white, linden tree green/pastel green
We design and manufacture handblown glass lighting and objects from our studios in Healdsburg, Northern California and the Czech Republic. Every SkLO product is made with a deep appreciation for the richness of its organic material and the historical craft tradition it embodies.SkLO designs demonstrate careful attention to detail, and a commitment to achieving the simplest expression of beauty. This belief in simplicity and design discipline is always balanced by a deep respect for the raw material, and closeness to the maker. There’s an inherent primal brutality and unexpectedness in glassblowing, and in Czech glass in particular. Masters of the craft make manipulation of molten glass appear effortless, as they employ generations of skillful technique. Our designs celebrate this process in their subtle irregularities, making each one a unique reflection of its long history.