Must-Haves: Surface Appeal
Surface Appeal - Sconces
By Kyle Fulton
Adding architectural edge to walls along with illumination, the Gridlock Sconce was inspired by the Brutalist movement. 
Assembled by hand from thousands of brass parts, the Philippe Malouin for Roll & Hill light has raw appeal. www.rollandhill.com
Designed by Alison Berger for Holly Hunt the AB Lure Sconce is a luminous mix of hand blown glass and bronze hardware. Inspired by the elegant simplicity of fishing poles, it uses a grommet and reel to hold the lamp line in place. www.hollyhunt.com
Each one-of-a-kind Catch Sconce has opal glass blown directly into the brushed brass fixture. Illuminating a brief moment in time, the two elements fuse together as the glass cools and organically slumps due to gravity. www.lindseyadelman.com
Providing striking ambient light, set by Xuclà for Vibia is both decorative and utilitarian. With moveable elements it can be as grand or modest as required, transforming walls with a play of light and shadow. www.vibia.com
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