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In hallways, space sconces 6 to 8 feet apart and roughly 60 to 64 inches from the floor. For bedside lighting, position them so the bottom of the shade is level with your chin when sitting up in bed to provide the best reading light without glare.

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To avoid "dark spots," space your sconces roughly every 6 to 10 feet. If you have a particularly long or dark hallway, staggering them on opposite walls can create a more dynamic look and provide a more uniform wash of light.

We offer both. Hardwired sconces provide a seamless, cord-free look but require an electrical box behind the wall. Plug-in sconces are DIY-friendly and great for renters; many include a "cord cover" to hide the wire for a more polished appearance.