Brass Up and Down Wall Light – Faceted Crystal Glass Sconce, 23 cm

This brass crystal wall light is 23 cm tall — a sculpted, twisted brass-finish body with two faceted borosilicate glass diffusers that push a warm glow upward and downward from a single wall point. The cut-glass faces catch the G9 bulb light and scatter a delicate sparkle across the wall. It does two things most wall lights don’t: sends light in both directions and turns the fixture itself into something worth looking at. One crystal wall light, two light directions, one compact back plate.

Where it fits

A pair of this crystal wall light flanking a headboard at 140–150 cm is the most complete bedroom setup — balanced glow, no floor lamps, no ceiling drill needed. It also works beautifully on a living-room feature wall where the upward beam warms the ceiling and the downward beam draws attention to the wall surface. For a hallway, a single crystal wall light at 160–170 cm guides the eye along the wall and makes a narrow corridor feel considered rather than plain. Explore other textures in our range: the Marble Wall Light – Alabaster Stone Globe Sconce (10 cm) for a natural stone look, or the Textured Glass Wall Light – Adjustable Ribbed Bell Sconce, 14.5 cm for a ribbed glass aesthetic.

Why you’ll use it every day

This crystal wall light takes no floor space and leaves your bedside table clear. The up-and-down wash creates layered ambient light without a second fixture — right for reading, right for winding down, switched on the same circuit. It works as the only light source in a small bedroom or as an accent layer in a larger drawing room. Mount it once and it runs quietly in the background, doing its job every evening. Built in our Greater Noida factory — spare parts available for 10+ years from Jagmag.

Light & finish

The brass-finish metal body runs through a twisted, sculptural form — polished gold tone that holds well in normal indoor conditions. At each end, a faceted borosilicate glass diffuser spreads the G9 bulb into a wide, gentle wash rather than a focused beam. A slim side opening runs the length of the body and adds a thin thread of direct light between the two diffused beams — the detail that makes this crystal wall light readable at any distance across the room.