Oculaire Double Sconce
Two hand-blown glass globes on a brass backplate — wall or ceiling. The Oculaire Double Sconce, with glass from Asheville. One color or two, nine brass finishes. Handbuilt in Nashville.
Hand-blown in Asheville, NC. Five transparent, five opaque.
Specifying for a project? Trade pricing and finish-sample sets are available — join the trade program.
Two globes, wall or ceiling.
The Double Sconce mounts two free-blown glass globes to a single brass backplate — flexible enough to run vertically as a sconce or sit on the ceiling as a compact flush light.
Glass hand-blown by Sam and Blaine Spees in Asheville; one color or a mix. Tuned for warm halogen, LED on request. UL listed for dry locations. Built and assembled in Nashville.
Specifications
Sec. 02 — Technical| Dimensions | 6″ W × 6″ D × 11″ H |
|---|---|
| Backplate Ø | 5" |
| Material | Solid brass + hand-blown glass |
| Socket | G4 |
| Lamping | Halogen included — LED available on request |
| Output | 900 lm per globe · warm halogen |
| Electrical | 60W max per globe · 120V · Dimmable |
| Safety | UL Listed Dry Locations Only |
| Mounting | Wall or ceiling |
| Lead time | 6–8 weeks · Priority +10% |
The Glass
Sec. 03 — Ten hand-blown colorsEvery globe is hand-blown by Sam & Blaine Spees in Asheville, North Carolina — free-blown at the furnace, without a mold. Choose one color across the fixture, or mix and match colored globes to suit the room.
Five transparent (T-series) and five opaque (O-series) colors. Order $30 glass samples from the Oculaire samples collection before you commit.
Finishes
Sec. 04 — Applied by hand
Unlacquered brass finishes are living — they darken and warm with age, faster where hands touch them. Powdercoat finishes stay put. Not sure on screen? Order finish samples before you commit; trade members get a sample set on the house.
From Our Clients
Sec. 06Their fixtures are beautiful and dependable, and we've used the same pieces across multiple projects because they blend so well with the architecture. JHL Design, Inc.
Super prompt with communication and always clear about timelines. Their trade program is solid, and we love their finishes — the unlacquered aged brass especially. Patrick Di Rito — Chuck Marie Studio
Specifying for a project?
Trade pricing, finish-sample sets, and lead times we can actually keep — 6–8 weeks standard, priority production when the schedule demands it. We regularly supply hotel, restaurant, and multi-unit work alongside residential projects.