- Is the Camilla sconce bright enough to read by?
- It takes a single E12 candelabra bulb at 40 watts max, so it is an accent light. For bedside reading, use a 40W-equivalent LED candelabra bulb and expect a small pool of light rather than full-room illumination.
- Does it plug in or does it need wiring?
- It is hardwired only. The junction box sits about 10.9 inches from the top and 3.1 inches from the bottom of the fixture, so plan the box height before installing.
- Will my alabaster backplate look like the photos?
- Not exactly. Alabaster is a natural stone, so color, veining and texture vary between units. Regina Andrew treats those variations as part of the material, not a defect.
- What bulb does it use?
- One B-type candelabra bulb with an E12 base, 40 watts maximum. A clear or frosted candelabra LED both work; a dimmable bulb helps if the circuit is on a dimmer.
- How far does it stick out from the wall?
- The arm reaches 7.5 inches from the wall, and the fixture is 6 inches wide and 14 inches tall. Check clearance if you mount it beside a bed or mirror.
- Can it be used in a bathroom?
- It is a dry-location fixture, so it suits a powder room but not a damp spot directly over a shower or tub. Keep it away from direct steam and spray.
- Where is the Camilla Bent Arm Sconce cheapest?
- At Interior HomeScapes, for $350.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Camilla Bent Arm Sconce?
- 13 stores we checked sell it, including Interior HomeScapes, Maison Roseaux, Wayfair, Saks Fifth Avenue, Walter E. Smithe.