Mullan Lighting Uppsala Two-Arm Wall Sconce

The Mullan Lighting Uppsala Two-Arm Wall Sconce is a decorative interior wall light from the Uppsala range by Mullan Lighting. The design pairs metalwork with fabric shades, producing a refined, vintage-inspired look suited to bedrooms, living rooms and hallways.

The fixture is driven by two high-arched, 'shepherd's crook' arms that rise from a central circular backplate before curving downward to support the shades. The symmetrical twin-arm arrangement gives a balanced, formal aesthetic and the sconce is available in a wide range of finishes to suit traditional or contemporary schemes.

Metal components are finished in an antique brass appearance with subtle textural depth, while the tapered conical shades are fabric in a white or off-white tone. Decorative ring details at the arm junctions and a clean circular backplate underline the considered detailing of the piece.

The fabric shades diffuse the light to reduce glare and create a soft ambient glow; their downward orientation directs light toward the area beneath the fitting, making this sconce ideal for bedside, corridor or general mood lighting. The twin lamps deliver a composed, layered illumination without harsh shadows.

Technically the Uppsala sconce is IP20 and classed as Class I, requiring an earth connection; it is intended for internal use only. The product is manufactured to order in Mullan Village with a typical dispatch window of 2–3 weeks. The warranty covers manufacturer defects only and the item is CE marked and UL certified where applicable. Please note the item is made to order and our normal returns policy does not apply.

At Lighting Design Online we frame choices around the intended ambience and practical performance. The Uppsala sconce is a good example of a design-led decision: its articulated arms and fabric shades give controlled, approachable light while the finish options and build quality support a lasting installation. We can help with specification, compatibility and confident selection so the finished scheme feels both intentional and reliable.