A pair of illuminated Brutalist sconces by Tom Ahlstrom and Hans Ehrich, Sweden, 1970

A pair of illuminated Brutalist sconces by Tom Ahlstrom and Hans Ehrich, Sweden, 1970, the photo is taken in darkness, creating beautiful shapes on the wall

The wall lamps seen from the front and illuminated

The pair of hammered wrought iron sconces from the front and unlit

Contrast of hammered steel and tinted cast glass.

The glass core is like an inner fire when the sconce is illuminated

An impression of organic matter emerges from the close-up of the sconces' glass and metal

Orange hues on the central glass of one of the sconces

The lighting system of one of the sconces, with the central glass removed

One of the thick colored glass pieces, laid flat

Large pair of Brutalist wrought iron and glass wall sconces

€1580,00

Imposing Brutalist wall sconces in wrought iron by Tom Ahlstrom and Hans Ehrich (Sweden), seventies, enhanced by a thick sheet of lightly tinted “ice glass“.

One E27 bulb per sconce, included (LED)
Very good condition.
H 75 CM X D 8 CM X W 36 CM.

1 available in store

Ref: 0009767 Categories: Latest arrivals, Lamps and Lighting Tags: 1970s design furniture and vintage lamps, Ice Glass wall sconce and living room lamp, Vintage wall sconce

Through their combination of wrought iron and glass, these large Brutalist wall sconces perfectly illustrate the sculptural aesthetic of the seventies, where the light fixture becomes a true element of interior architecture. Want to learn more about choosing a wall sconce? Discover our complete guide How to Choose a Wall Sconce?. You’ll find advice on installation height, choosing between direct, indirect or dual-beam light, lumen output, color temperature, and the materials best suited to each interior.