Black Betty One Light Wall Sconce in Carbon/French Gold Finish Finish:Carbon/French Gold

Black Betty One Light Wall Sconce in Carbon/French Gold Finish Finish:Carbon/French GoldA 20th century African American work song. Although it came before him, Huddie "Lead Belly" Ledbetter is often credited as the writer. In 1977, Black Betty was remade as a rock song by Ram Jam and went on to be covered by many others. In the case of Varaluz, Black Betty denotes the elaborately Handcrafted black metal work supporting the opal white glass globes. And just like the hit song, this fixture carries a big voice in any room. With design call

Length:26"

The bubble-like nature of the clear glass swells around the light source

Inspired by Corsican stone work of days gone by

Height: 23

There's no dimming Faye's light

but works well on lower ceilings and smaller spaces throughout the home

Bulbs: 1 x 12

The slender scalloped edges of the fixture allow light to shine through while adding a whimsical note

Length: 92

a little demure

This panel-ready unit offers a seamless integration into your existing cabinetry

Marcia is the mysterious person in the room