Karice Ennea Wall Sconce

Karice

The Ennea Sconce is a  futuristic looking interior wall scone that is now available and part of a new lighting line by Karice.

Made with aluminum and acrylic, the Ennea Sconce’s engineering hides all fasteners and wiring, and maintains the ring’s suspended independence without compromising beauty or functionality. Using dimmable energy-efficient LED technology, it illuminates from its inner and outer edges without shadowing. A custom user-friendly adapter plate mounts the fixture to ensure easy, efficient, headache-free installation.

It’s available in a variety of colour temperatures, and as a single pendant or tri-pendant mobile.

Feautres:

10-7/16” outside diameter
6-⅛” inside diameter
1” thick
856 lumens
12 volt
Dimmable LED

For more information:

http://www.karice.com/niche-manufacturing-collection/ennea-wall-sconce/#1449962139759-a1441a57-47c0eae9-e8c22cd8-5596

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