DCW-C1410-01
$309.00 USD $449.00 USD
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The Mia Ball Alabaster Wall Sconce is a small sculptural sconce — a flat natural alabaster disc backplate paired with a glowing alabaster ball that sits forward of the disc. Light passes through the stone, revealing crystalline veining when on. 7.9″ diameter. G9 LED socket. For a powder room, bedside, hallway, foyer, vanity, or reading nook. Modern minimalist, organic modern, transitional, Hollywood Regency, and quiet luxury style.
The Mia Ball reads as a small piece of stone sculpture against the wall. The disc backplate is the visual anchor — its alabaster veining is visible even with the bulb off; the ball sits forward of the disc and glows softly when lit, with light spilling onto the disc behind it to create a layered, halo-like effect. Best as accent or mood lighting — the G9 LED gives a small, intimate light spread, not enough to replace a bright overhead fixture but enough to bring noticeable warmth to a corner.
Use as a powder room accent, a bedside sconce pair flanking a bed (popular in master bedrooms to free up nightstand space), a vanity flank beside a bathroom mirror in dry-zone installs, a foyer focal point, or a reading-nook night light. The cream alabaster + warm-light palette pairs with plaster walls, oak millwork, linen drapery, warm-neutral paint, marble or travertine surfaces, and brushed brass hardware — fitting modern minimalist bedrooms, transitional powder rooms, organic modern hallways, and Hollywood Regency dining walls. For hand-selected matching pairs, custom G9 bulb spec, or trade pricing, email info@docos.us.
Technical reference and care guides for the Mia Ball Alabaster Wall Sconce. Need a doc that’s not listed? Email info@docos.us.
Hand-cut alabaster lighting that glows from within — chandeliers, pendants, sconces, and lamps, each carved from a single block of natural stone.
Alabaster can't be moulded or mass-pressed — it is cut. Every shade starts as solid stone and is worked by hand until it's thin enough to glow evenly. That's why no two are the same.
Blocks of natural alabaster are extracted and graded for translucency and the quality of their veining before any cutting begins.
Each block is sliced and turned or carved to form, then hollowed so a bulb can sit behind the stone wall.
The walls are sanded to an even thickness so light passes through without dark patches, then polished by hand.
Fitted with brass hardware and wired to a 120V, ETL-compliant build, then inspected before it ships.
Raw alabaster blocks and hand-turned shades in our workshop — each piece is cut, hollowed, and finished by hand before it is wired and shipped.
Light passes through the stone itself — the lit-from-inside quality you can't get from glass or acrylic.
Cut from a solid block, so the cloud-like veining is its own. No two alabaster fixtures are identical.
The stone scatters light rather than aiming it. Pair with a 2700K bulb; most fixtures dim on a compatible LED dimmer.
A soft accent beside stronger overhead light — at home with wood, linen, and brass in modern interiors.
Switched off, an alabaster fixture is a quiet stone object. Switched on, the whole piece glows — sculpture you happen to be able to turn on.
Chandeliers, pendants, sconces, table and floor lamps — all cut from natural alabaster, most paired with brass. Dozens of pieces in all.
Hang a linear pendant or chandelier roughly 30–36″ above the surface. For a 6–8′ island, size the fixture or cluster to about two-thirds the counter length.
Two-story spaces suit a tiered chandelier — Corbett or Miira. Keep the lowest point at least 7′ off the floor in a walkway.
A wall sconce — Ando, Marmo, Velora — frees the nightstand and adds the soft accent layer. Plug-in versions skip the hardwiring.
A table lamp — Marie, Pico — anchors a reading corner with warm light beside your overheads.
Exact dimensions, base, and finish live on each product page. The below holds across the range for the US market.
Alabaster is a natural stone — surface variation and veining are inherent to the material, not defects. Your fixture's pattern will be its own.
| Shade material | Natural alabaster, hand-cut (veining varies by piece) |
| Hardware | Brass or metal; finish varies by model |
| Light source | E26 or G9 base depending on fixture (see product page) |
| Voltage | 120V, US standard |
| Dimming | Dimmable with a compatible LED dimmer or bulb |
| Bulb colour | 2700K warm-white recommended to preserve the stone tone |
| Mounting | Hardwired and plug-in options across the range |
| Use location | Indoor, dry / damp locations |
| Certification | ETL Certified for North American safety standards |
| After-sale | 30-day returns · free shipping on all US orders |
Send a photo, sketch, or dimensions and our designers render any alabaster fixture in your actual space, to scale, within 24 hours. No deposit, unlimited revisions.
Alabaster is a solid, fine-grained stone with real weight — not fragile in normal use. It is softer than marble, so avoid knocks and harsh chemical cleaners. A soft, dry cloth keeps it looking right for years.
No — and that's by design. Each shade is cut from natural stone, so the veining and tone are unique to your piece. The product photo shows a representative example; yours will have its own distinct veining.
Use a 2700K warm-white LED to bring out the honeyed, candle-like tone in the stone. Cooler bulbs make alabaster look gray. Most fixtures take an E26 or G9 base — check the product page — and dim with a compatible LED dimmer.
Chandeliers (Corbett, Kurve, Miira) suit dining rooms and two-story foyers; pendants suit kitchen islands; sconces suit bedsides and hallways. Send us your dimensions for a free 3D preview to scale before you order.
Free shipping on all US orders, 30-day returns, and ETL Certified fixtures held in a US warehouse in Halethorpe, MD. Questions? Email info@docos.us or call +1 800-716-3167, Mon–Fri 9am–6pm EST.
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Whether as a statement piece or a subtle accent, its adaptable design seamlessly complements various interior styles, from modern to classic.
