AVV Wall Sconces Set of Two, Wall Lamp Plug in with On/Off Switch, 2700K 4000K 5000K Selectable, Wall Lights for Bedroom, Living Room, Wall Decor for Bedroom, Fabric Linen Lamp Shades

We recently moved into an old 1900 house, and no bedrooms had lights! Haha! And I'm no electrician, so I bought 6 of these lights. I am so happy I did. The price is so fair compared to multiple other options I looked at. And it's such a soft and natural fit for the rooms. Super happy! Assembly: it's a metal frame and a cloth you put together, and these folks are so nice to include a lightbulb too! And yes, it works beautiful. It has 3 light settings, not "dimmable", just 3 settings, which is perfect. A nice bright one for doing schoolwork, a soft one for before bedtime, and just an inbetween one for reading or playing toys in the rooms. The kids are very happy and so are we. Would highly recommend. So simple but such a soft nice solution for our rooms.

At first I thought they were going to be cheap, but to my surprise they snapped together perfectly & look like a more expensive lamp. I love that it's so easy to put together & install (I just put mine up with nails) incase you don't have drill. Attach cord, place light bulb and you've got light in about 30 min. Much brighter than I thought they woul be when turned up & creates nice ambiance on low. Just one con: the cord is very short 3-4ft & switch is high up. I needed to hang mine at about 7 ft, so it looks weird. Eventually I will replace the cord with a longer one & problem will be solved. (Will post picture) Great for renters or those on a budget.

Really pretty, easy to put together, and works as expected. 2 things I wished: 1. That the cord was connected to the back instead of hanging straight down, but I think I’ve found a solution for that, so that I can run cord hider straight up to the shade, and 2. That the switch was on the lamp instead of the cord. I don’t need the switch since I use Feit WiFi bulbs that I control with their app.

Very nice and hung on the wall easily. Love the look.

I bought this set of lamps to go on the wall on either side of my bed. I have a small room without enough space for bedside tables. These lamps are perfect for my needs. They come in a set of two, complete with light bulbs. They are very easy to assemble. Unroll the fabric for the shade. Snap it onto the upper and lower frames and secure the velcro seam down the back. Push the light bulb socket into the obvious hold in the lower frame and screw the plastic ring onto the top of the socket to hold it in place. The empty socket will be facing up and the cord will be going down. Screw the light bulb into the socket. Follow the instructions to attach the small metal brackets to the wall. Hang the lamps from the brackets. (NOTE: For people who don't usually do this sort of thing - Attach the bracket to wall with the longer screws. You will probably need to drill a hole big enough for the plastic wall anchors. If you live in an apartment or don't want to make holes in your walls, just use some stick-on hooks (these work https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0751TRS6Y/?coliid=I39TVO6A0NB3XT&colid=35F8QDAXD7ZX3&psc=1&ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_lstpd_YCPBSXWARMFA3KY3FSDF). Let the hooks adhere to the wall a few hours before hanging the lamps from them for best hold.) Because I wanted the on/off switch to stay put in one place, I used a very simple cord organizer (like this one https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CG5TDCRB/?coliid=I2ZCVPU7H39C80&colid=DHZGVJLOOYU7&psc=1&ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_lstpd_587KD5F3ZSC7HNN1G8H6) to secure the cord. I also have very limited wall socket space so I use a split extension cord behind the bed (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06XRFD9YK/?coliid=I3G4K5DUG1PN1E&colid=DHZGVJLOOYU7&psc=1&ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_lstpd_705CZJ1BMQYQW24DV96S). I have plenty of light from nice looking wall sconces without having to spend a lot of money. I like them quite a bit and recommend them highly.

This is my first amazon review ever—buy these beautiful wall lamps! The installation took about 15 minutes and I took the advice from another reviewer to purchase adhesive wire hider strips which allowed me to fix the switch for the lights right next to my bedside. The lamp itself has this nice linen texture and look to it. Feels so lux to see them lit and like I’m sleeping in a hotel (: Had to use extension cords to plug them in as the wire is not very long but not a major flaw. We also changed the light bulbs to a brighter, warmer LED bulb that illuminates the whole room well. Can’t recommend enough, great bedroom upgrade for cheap

This lamps are Good. Very easy to install but the bad part of this is that when you choose a specific intensity of light, it resets again and again every time you turn it off and back on. Man I really want to return them.

We've all been there. You're in a college dorm, or an apartment, or a house, and you can't drill holes. But you hate the ceiling lighting, probably because it's overly harsh and bright and not cozy at all. If you want to put up a wall sconce without drilling holes, this is the one. Here's how you do it. You will need: One [1] set of these sconces Eight [8] 3M command strips, rated for 5 lbs A sewing needle and thread The command strips are rated for 5 lbs. I used 4 strips for each sconce and distributed them evenly in each corner of the back. Is it overkill? Yes. But I wanted them on securely. You can use fewer if you're inclined to. Before we begin, be aware that command strips do NOT work if your wall is painted. It will just fall off the paint and destroy your wall. Read the fine print before you complain that command tape and other similar double-sided wall tape solutions are crap. They're not. You just have the wrong surface for this product. But if your wall is wood, plaster, or concrete, then you will be fine. 1. Assemble the sconce. Do NOT attach the silver-grey metal bracket that's used to screw it in, because it adds unnecessary weight and you won't be using it for this project. You just want to assemble the lampshade around the white frame. Install the wire and screw the bulb holder in place, but do NOT put the lightbulb in yet. 2. Pick up a command strip. The strip has two sides: one is blue, one is white. The white-papered side is clearly marked for the wall. Peel off the BLUE papered side and stick the command strip onto the back of the sconce. Place four command strips onto the back of each sconce. Make sure you arrange the command strips VERTICALLY, not horizontally, on the sconces. DO NOT REMOVE THE WHITE-PAPERED SIDE YET. 3. Take out your needle and thread. Look at the picture I took of the command strip, which I have drawn on with a black sharpie: there is an L-shape in the top left corner and the bottom right corner. This is where you are going to sew the command strip to the lampshade. (The reason we're not stitching the entire command strip is because it will make it almost impossible to remove the paper if we do.) If you look at another one of my pictures, you can see how it looks when sewn on (I used red thread so it's very visible). I recommend doing 4 stitches total, for each corner: 2 stitches down, then 2 stitches to the side. 4. When making these stitches, you need to go over each stitch multiple times so that when you rip off the paper, it doesn't rip out the stitches. I reinforced each stitch 3 times before tying it off. 5. Now you can rip off the paper. Be aware that as you take off the paper, the corners where the stitches are might not come off/be too firmly stitched down. THAT IS FINE! Leave them! Just take off as much paper as you can. 6. Press the sconce to the wall and run your fingers over the back to firmly press the command strips against the wall. When you let go, it should hold. 7. Wait 30 minutes before installing the lightbulb. This is because the command strips benefit from time undisturbed to properly bind to the wall. It's also a good sanity check, to make sure that it's actually secured in place. That way, if you did this wrong-- you did the process wrong, or you ignored my warning to make sure that you're using this on the right kind of wall surface-- you won't end up with a shattered lightbulb on the floor. So wait 30 minutes. 8. Install the lightbulb. You will have to place the bulb in from above, so you may need a step-stool. 9. Plug sconce into the wall. 10. Turn it on. Enjoy!

Très heureux de nos lampes de chevet. Beau bon pas cher et de pas pire qualité :)

Compré este juego de lámparas para mi recámara y estoy encantada con el resultado. El diseño se ve muy bonito, moderno y elegante, además de que aportan un ambiente mucho más acogedor al espacio. Lo que más me gustó es que puedes cambiar la tonalidad de la luz entre 2700K, 4000K y 5000K. Es muy práctico porque puedes elegir una luz cálida para descansar y crear un ambiente relajante, una luz más neutra para actividades del día a día o una luz más blanca cuando necesitas mayor iluminación. La instalación fue muy sencilla al ser de conexión con enchufe, sin necesidad de hacer modificaciones eléctricas. El tamaño del cable es adecuado y el interruptor facilita mucho el uso diario. La iluminación es agradable y la posibilidad de elegir diferentes tonos hace que sean mucho más versátiles que una lámpara tradicional. Quedaron preciosas en mi recámara y estoy muy satisfecha con la compra. Las recomiendo para recámaras, salas, estudios o cualquier espacio donde quieras agregar iluminación funcional y un toque decorativo.

Son lámaparas sencillas que debes armar. El armado es muy sencillo. También el montaje es fácil. Lo focos permiten elegir diferentes tonos de luz. No son las lámparas más lujosas del mundo, pero cumplen bien su función y su diseño sobrio permite que se acople a muchos estilos.

Love them, easy to assemble (a little patience is required) and easy to install.

Esta hermosa la lampara,fácil de armar e instalar lo malo fue que me llego un foco dañado no sirvió pero nada que pueda arreglarse comprando otro