Yorktown Wall Lamp

Brass is the warmer and more traditional choice — the curved arm catches the light as a warm golden line and the classical Dutch-inspired form reads most naturally in its period-appropriate material. Suits traditional, French country, colonial, and warm-toned transitional interiors. Black reframes the same classical silhouette in a contemporary register — the curved arm reads as graphic line rather than decorative metalwork, and the white shade provides a clean high-contrast pairing. Suits Scandi, contemporary-transitional, and neutral interiors where the form is appreciated but a warm metal would feel period-heavy.

Choose the 1-head when you intend to install two sconces symmetrically — flanking a headboard, a mirror, or a piece of artwork. Two single-head Yorktowns, each with one arm extending outward, create a balanced wall composition. Choose the 2-head when you want more spread and light output from a single installation point — the two arms extend to each side from the same back plate, covering a wider wall section without requiring two separate wiring points. The 2-head suits a living room or dining room wall where a single centered fixture with bilateral reach is preferred.

The 1-head projects 15 cm from the wall surface — the curved arm sweeps outward to a maximum depth of 15 cm before the shade. This is modest and suits narrow hallways. The 2-head projects 38 cm total — this is the combined arm reach to each side (approximately 19 cm to each arm tip from the center backplate). In a narrow hallway, confirm that a 19 cm outward projection does not obstruct passage before choosing the 2-head version.

Yes, when fitted with dimmable E12/E14 LED candelabra bulbs and a compatible TRIAC wall dimmer switch (both sold separately). Specify “dimmable” when purchasing LED candelabra bulbs and confirm your dimmer is rated for LED loads. Dimming to 30–50% produces a soft, candlelit atmosphere through the white bell shades that suits the classical character of the Yorktown.