Hopper Wall Sconce Lowell Collection By Maxim Marble veining will vary

Marble veining will vary

Available in a Black or Heritage Brass finish

Directing light upward and downward the floating illusion is emphasized by the minuscule suspension cables that visually disappear

With a distinctive glass tail and empire rectangle white silk shade

Trilogy pays homage to Thomas Edison with a vintage inspired filament bulb that is not only nostalgic but also very chic

Hopper Wall Sconce Lowell Collection By Maxim Marble veining will varyWhen Martyn Lawrence Bullard moved into a `20s villa in the Hollywood Hills lived in by actor Dennis Hopper in the `60s, inspiration took hold. Named after the actor, artist, and art collector, this piece has a beautiful synergy between the two sides of its brass leaves. The side supporting the white glass diffusers like peas in a pod has a handsome, dark vintage brass finish, while the reverse has been soaked until a beautiful, smooth natural black.