Hopper Wall Sconce Lowell Collection By Maxim Directing light upward and downward

Directing light upward and downward the floating illusion is emphasized by the minuscule suspension cables that visually disappear

With a bold and sleek profile

With its timeless colonial lantern profile

or flush mount

Hopper Wall Sconce Lowell Collection By Maxim Directing light upward and downwardWhen Martyn Lawrence Bullard moved into a `20s villa in the Hollywood Hills lived in by actor Dennis Hopper in the `60s, inspiration took hold. Named after the actor, artist, and art collector, this piece has a beautiful synergy between the two sides of its brass leaves. The side supporting the white glass diffusers like peas in a pod has a handsome, dark vintage brass finish, while the reverse has been soaked until a beautiful, smooth natural black.