Candle Sconces

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The candle sconce collection at Lulu and Georgia brings together 11 wall-mounted candle holders from some of the brand’s most recognized names in decorative design. Sarah Sherman Samuel’s Tuli ($58) and Ribbon ($98) sconces bring her characteristic sculptural restraint to the wall; SIN’s Moonara ($158) and Kahn ($110) arrive in matte black and bone — each more art object than conventional candle holder. Ferm Living contributes two sizes of the Agapé in silver aluminum: the full Candle Sconce ($88) and the compact Tealight Sconce ($58), both precise and quiet. Billy Moon’s Joselyn Candle Sconce ($234, bronze) occupies the upper end of the range with an organic, hand-finished quality. The Baronet ($198), Clausen ($198), and St. Clair ($148) offer brass options at different scales, and the Niana Candle Sconces Set of 2 ($199, bronze) pairs naturally for symmetrical wall arrangements. Prices run from $58 to $234 across 11 pieces. What are candle sconces and how are they used? Candle sconces are wall-mounted holders designed for taper candles, pillar candles, or tealights. At Lulu and Georgia, they function as much as decorative wall objects as functional candle holders — mounted in entries, dining rooms, living rooms, or bedrooms to add warmth and a layer of ambient light when candles are lit. Many in the collection, including the SIN Moonara and Kahn, read as sculptural pieces even when unlit. Candle sconces are typically hung at eye level or slightly above, in pairs for symmetry or singly as a focal accent. What candle sconces does Lulu and Georgia carry? Lulu and Georgia carries 11 candle sconces from a range of design-focused brands. The Sarah Sherman Samuel Tuli Candle Sconce ($58, Ivory) and Ribbon Candle Sconce ($98, Patina) are exclusive to the Sarah Sherman Samuel collection. SIN’s Moonara Candle Sconce ($158, Black) and Kahn Candle Sconce ($110, Bone) bring a ceramic, architectural quality. Ferm Living’s Agapé Candle Sconce ($88, Silver) and Agapé Tealight Sco