Flagship product detail

A double-arm wall sconce that solves scale, finish warmth, and mirror framing in one move.

The Marlow double sconce is one of those products designers use when the room needs more than a tiny vanity light but still has to feel tailored. It is intentionally canonicalized back to the broader bath-lighting collection because buyers usually arrive through the collection first.

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Aged brassbest-selling finish with blackened-steel alternative

Damp ratedintended for baths, powder rooms, and mirror walls

Trade reserveavailable through the trade-program workflow

Close-up of a brass wall sconce mounted against a dark surface. — The Marlow double sconce is one of the pieces designers compare across finish, scale, and backplate shape.

Why this piece becomes an anchor product

It carries enough visual weight to support a larger mirror, but it still behaves like a decorative interior object rather than commercial bath hardware.

Shoppers rarely stop here. They move out to the powder-room edit, back to the collection, or into the trade lane if the project is being specified in quantity.

Moody bathroom with brass wall sconces and stone tile. — Room-based merchandising matters because shoppers rarely buy a sconce in isolation.

Interior material swatches and brass hardware samples on a wood table. — Material swatches help the trade-program pages feel credible instead of promotional.

Styled entry console with mirror, lamp, and decorative accessories. — Room edits are one of the most realistic ways to create internal-link loops across product and journal routes.