French Gold Electroplated Wall Mounted Lamp

[Color: 1 Pack - French Gold]
This is a very cute little light for a dark corner or maybe above your nightstand. This isn't the light for brightening up your entire dark hallway because it really is small. Installation is pretty straight forward. If you've ever installed a light before, you won't have any problems with the actual wall installation. There were no surprises there. However, the surprise came with the assembly of the crystals. THAT was tedious. Also, I'm just not a fan of that silver cord holding the actual light part. Seems like the metal hook at the top should be carried all the way down to the light. Other than that, the quality seems to be about what I would expect at this price point. It came with a remote control, but I'm not using it. The wall switch works fine for me.

[Color: 1 Pack - French Gold]
Very cute and charming. Added good amount of light and great amount of bling. Very well made. Does not look cheap, which is always my big fear. Love it!

[Color: 1 Pack - French Gold]
It’s a beautiful light, the picture represents it well. Looks adorable on a small powder room. Soft light with nice soft glow.

[Color: 1 Pack - French Gold]
This inexpensive scoce light did the job! Nice looking, easy to assemble and install.

[Color: 1 Pack - French Gold, Color: 1 Pack - French Gold]
This came very well protected in Styrofoam in a box. The color is described as "French gold" and is very pretty and looks just a bit darker in person than in the main product image. I'd call it a light or champagne gold. I think $36 is a good price for this - it's a bit lightweight, but I don't mind that because it's easier to hold up for installation. For which you should hire an electrician. Even the instructions say to do it. I was originally just going to hang this for looks and then use a remote control puck inside, but since you can kind of see in between the crystals, I didn't think that would look the best, so had to go the hardwire route. (It has to be hardwire - there's no plug.) Installation/mounting seemed pretty easy, but I wasn't the one who did it LOL.In annoying news, you do have to actually hang each of the crystals, so that was not fun, since I have arthritis in my hands and wrists and it's been raining so it's been acting up. I did end up taking a few days to do that at my leisure.So in the end, really nice style, more effort to install than expected, good price, but if you have to pay for an electrician, it may no longer be a good financial value for you.

[Color: 1 Pack - French Gold]
This is beautiful in person! Easy to install—pretty straightforward. Perfect amount of light/brightness. Adds the perfect amount of whimsy, beauty and texture to the space. It looks so high end and have gotten so many compliments from visitors.

[Color: 2 Pack- French Gold]
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[Color: 1 Pack - French Gold]
This is a beautiful crystal vintage, hardwired wall sconce, modern luxury, and French gold. We should go well in any room. The E9 bulb is included in this fixture.These beautiful sconces have a European look, evoking another time. That is likely of the Victorian period in Europe. It has a European look with a brass/gold car, looks like metal, and the crystals are made of polished K9 crystal.Installation is easy. If you have a wall-secured junction box, the slight comes with an install bracket that has two machine grows that will screw directly into the US standard junction box.But before we begin any electrical work, it’s essential to locate the circuit breaker control panel box, which is usually in the basement of your home, or sometimes in the garage. Go to the panel box and turn off the breakers or breaker that you don’t believe controls the power to the circuit breaker that you wish to work with. After you’ve done that, go to the area where the breaker is and turn on the local power switch that controls it. Then, use an electrical detection device or a voltage meter to test each wire in the junction box to ensure none are still energized.Once you have done that, you can proceed with the installation bracket and pull the three 14-gauge wires (black, white, and green) out of the junction box, then tightly screw in the installation bracket. Make certain that the install bracket has already had the screws installed to hold the sconce's face plate. They should stick out away from the junction box toward the sconce, make sure they line up correctly with the sconce's face plate, and be at the correct angle. They should not be an excuse in any way.Next, bring the wires out from the junction box the black, white and green wire make sure that they last half centimeter of the end of the wire has the insulation removed and take the wires from the fixture the black wire from the fixture and connect to the black wire and the from the wall by place them together in a parallel manner and then putting a wire lock nut over both of the ends and twisting it clockwise until it’s firm we laugh. Do the same with the white wire and the green wire, and possibly the back copper wire or the yellow ground wire from the fixture.Next, take the fixture enclosure itself and place it over the two screws, extending outward from the install bracket and put on the decorative nuts that are supplied to keep the fixture base against the wall the bend to the body and the power line leading to the bold base have now been attached you should attach the G9 bulb, and then carefully attach the crystals where indicated in the design pattern.Turn the power back on at the circuit breaker box during the local power outage if it is not already on. This is a beautiful, almost medieval-looking crystal light.