A pull switch is a small detail that changes how a wall light gets used. Without it, a sconce depends on whichever wall switch controls the circuit, which usually means walking across a dark room; with it, the light is operated where it hangs, which is the difference between a fitting you use every night and one you rarely bother with.
The design around that is deliberately plain: a smooth metal shade with natural wood accents, clean lines and nothing else. Wood keeps the metal from reading as cold, which is the same trick Scandinavian furniture has used for a century, and the result is a fitting that suits a bedroom, a hallway, a dining area or a living room without being tied to any of them. Five colour options are offered across the range.
Quality metal and timber give it durability without much weight, so mounting is straightforward on most walls with an appropriate fixing. Wipe the timber with a dry cloth rather than a damp one, and avoid abrasives on the metal shade. Installation is hardwired to the wall, so a qualified electrician should fit it with the circuit isolated at the board. A pair either side of a bed lets each person control their own light.
