Sconce lights have been around for hundreds of years. Some people think that sconces began in the 1600s (medieval times). Over the years, they have went from torch and candle lighting, to modern electrical lighting. Modern technology has created countless design choices. However, their benefits are universal.
Floor Space
If you don't have a ceiling light, your main option is to use lamps. Lamps take up valuable floor space. If you want a table lamp, then you need an end table which takes up even more space. Your other option is to use torchiere lamps which take up floor space, as well, just not as much. In most homes, floor space is an issue because there isn't enough of it.
Flow
Sconce lights have a beautiful flow; especially in hallways. When you walk down a long hallway with sconce lights, you tend to follow the lights. They reveal the contour of the hallway and bounce gentle colored lights off the walls. You can feel quite close to the creator and designer of the space.
Efficiency
You don't need a blaring 150 watt light bulb to cover an entire room. Instead, sconce lights typically use less wattage. Their use is to gently illuminate. In many areas, this is the lighting you want. For example, hallways, entry ways, and stair wells are ideal places for sconce lights. People repeatedly put one high watt ceiling light in a room. This is poor design. It doesn't light the room as full and power consumption is usually higher.
Love
It sounds silly, but how much do you love your round white, flush mount, ceiling light globe. It gets the job done and that's it. Sconce lights are for people that want to love their surroundings. Artisans spend hours creating the perfect hand made sconce. Some look like anemones, while others can be hand blown glass. There are thousands of unique variations. Have you ever hear of a glass hand blown, flush mount, ceiling light? I didn't think so.
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