Wall light · Rechargeable · No wiring
Every finished room has three layers of light: the ceiling for the room, the wall for the walls, the lamp for the task. The wall is the layer most homes skip — because the outlet was never there.
Ships in 1–2 days · Tracked · 30-night money-back
The numbers designers use, so you don’t have to guess.
1 · Height
Bedside: 30–36 in. above the mattress. Hallway: 60–66 in. from the floor to center.
2 · Color
2700 K. Anything cooler reads as an office.
3 · Pairs
One sconce is a lamp; two make a wall. Mount them level, 8–10 ft apart in a hall.
By placement
A note on older houses
One outlet per wall, usually behind the dresser. So the wall layer got skipped, and rooms end up lit from the ceiling alone — flat by day, harsh by night. A rechargeable sconce is the first fixture that lets the composition decide the placement, not the wiring. Charge it, set the plate, click it on.
Thirty nights
Light is judged in the evening, over weeks, not in a showroom. If the room isn’t better, send it back — money back, no questions.
Money-back guarantee
Tracked shipping
Free shipping
Frilys
Frilys makes one kind of fixture — the wall sconce — for the walls that never got wired. Four shapes, two finishes, one warm color of light. Everything is drawn to be mounted by the numbers above, in an afternoon, without an electrician.
Questions go to a person: hello@frilys.com
