Visual Comfort Ori Wall Sconce by Kelly Wearstler

Decorative wall sconces sound simple — until you realise the finish you've chosen reads completely differently under artificial light, or the proportions that looked right on screen feel either too slight or too dominant on the actual wall. Getting both the aesthetic and the scale right before installation matters, especially with a statement piece like this.

For a sculptural sconce, the key decisions are form, light quality, and placement. Reeded glass — glass with vertical ribbing pressed into its surface — softens the internal light source and creates texture and warmth without blocking the glow entirely. Paired with a well-defined geometric frame, the result is a fitting that earns its place on the wall even when switched off.

The Visual Comfort Ori Wall Sconce, designed by Kelly Wearstler, does exactly that. Its multi-faceted, angular form takes clear cues from origami and crystalline structures — two joined triangular volumes of different heights create an asymmetrical silhouette that's sharp and architectural. The clear lined glass panels diffuse the dedicated LED source (9W, 800 lumens) through vertical ribbing, while sections of fine metal mesh behind the glass add a second layer of visual depth when illuminated. Rated IP20, it's suited to dry interior spaces including bedrooms, living rooms, hallways, and bathrooms where IP20 is appropriate for the intended zone.

The Ori Sconce is available in Polished Nickel and Bronze — two finishes that respond very differently to warm and cool ambient light, so it's worth considering your overall palette before specifying. The tall, narrow profile (53.3cm high, 19cm wide, projecting 15.2cm from the wall) suits spaces where vertical interest is welcome. At 4.1kg, wall fixing should be considered thoughtfully.

The fitting uses a dedicated LED source rated at 9W (800 lumens) and carries an IP20 Class I rating, meaning it requires an earthed connection and is suited to dry interior locations only. Importantly, the specification notes that a smaller outlet box is required — this is worth confirming with your electrician before installation to avoid on-site surprises. No external driver or transformer is required.

At Lightsource Studio, our role is to make sure the right product lands on the right wall — specified correctly, sourced reliably, and delivered without the last-minute drama. The Ori Sconce is the kind of piece that rewards careful placement: we can help you think through scale, finish, and zone suitability as part of your wider project rather than as an afterthought.