Sigma Aqua White Wall Sconce 33481

Sigma Aqua 33481 wall light – a white globe inside an open ring

Aqua 33481 places an opal-white glass globe within a broad circular frame. The slender ring grows out from a compact wall plate, travels around the shade and draws a clear graphic outline. Generous open space between the parts keeps the fitting visually light even though it projects 30 cm from the wall. White painted steel and white glass create a restrained palette, while a small gold-toned detail beside the globe adds a discreet point of contrast. The relationship between the sphere and ring remains easy to read from the front and from an angled viewpoint.

The body is made from painted steel and the rounded shade from glass. A single replaceable light source sits behind the globe, turning the sphere into the centre of the composition when illuminated. Aqua can be used on its own beside a sofa, next to a bed or in a hallway. A matching pair can frame a selected section of wall, while repeated fittings can establish a measured rhythm along a longer corridor. Its construction is fixed, with no extending arm or height adjustment.

A replaceable G9 light source

The wall light takes one G9 LED bulb with a maximum power of 12 W. The bulb is not supplied, allowing brightness and colour temperature to be selected for the intended setting. Opal glass reduces a direct view of the lamp, although the final distribution and character of the light will still depend on the chosen G9 source.

Key specifications

• overall dimensions: 13 cm high, 25 cm wide and 30 cm deep;
• white painted-steel body with a white glass shade;
• shade dimension: 12 cm;
• 1× G9 LED, maximum 12 W; bulb not included;
• wall mounting on a bracket, IP20 rating and 0.8 kg weight;
• made in Poland and covered by a 24-month warranty.

Sigma Aqua 33481 uses a simple colour scheme without becoming anonymous. Its combination of a globe and an open circular line makes it a considered choice where a wall light should provide a useful point of illumination while also giving structure to an otherwise empty surface.