Crystal elements stacked into a vertical pillar, reflecting and refracting light along their length.
WALL SCONCES
Freyza - Modern Crystal Pillar LED Wall Sconce – Luxury 3-Color Dimmable Wall Light (Gold/Silver)
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- High-Clarity Crystal Pillar — Crystal elements stacked into a vertical pillar, reflecting and refracting light along their length.
- 3-Step Colour Dimming — 3000K, 4000K and 6000K selected from a standard wall switch, changing how the crystal sparkles.
- Stainless Steel Frame — A premium stainless structure that resists corrosion and frames the crystal cleanly.
Delivery & returns
Delivery is free. You can initiate a return within 30 days of receiving your order; see our return policy for full details.
Installation
Please follow the product specifications and any included instructions. Where electrical wiring is required, we recommend using a qualified installer.
Warranty & care
Care requirements vary by material. Use a soft, dry cloth for routine dusting and refer to the product details for material-specific guidance. Warranty support is available through the Freyza customer-care team.
A crystal pillar wall sconce whose high-clarity crystal elements reflect and refract light on a durable stainless steel frame in gold or silver. A 10W integrated LED with 3-step colour dimming toggles 3000K, 4000K and 6000K from the wall switch, so the sparkle can be warm and intimate or cool and bright. Available as a 10.2 in compact pillar at 5.51 lbs or an 18.1 in statement pillar at 11.24 lbs, both 6.3 in wide and 4.7 in deep, hardwired at 110V for hallways, kitchens, bedrooms and hotel suites.
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Luxury 3-Color Dimmable Wall Light, giving the wall a point of view.
A crystal pillar wall sconce whose high-clarity crystal elements reflect and refract light on a durable stainless steel frame in gold or silver.
Why it works
3000K, 4000K and 6000K selected from a standard wall switch, changing how the crystal sparkles.
A premium stainless structure that resists corrosion and frames the crystal cleanly.
10.2 in for compact luxury, or 18.1 in as a full statement pillar, both on the same footprint.
5.51 lbs small and 11.24 lbs large, reflecting genuine crystal rather than acrylic imitation.
Warm gold or cool silver hardware to match the rest of a room's metalwork.
Questions about this piece
Straight answers to the details that matter before you order.
How much difference does the colour setting make with crystal?
A lot. At 3000K the crystal throws warm, golden highlights and feels intimate; at 6000K the refractions turn white and icy, and the sparkle looks sharper. Switching between them changes the character of the fixture noticeably.
Small or large pillar?
Both share the same 6.3 x 4.7 in footprint, so the choice is purely height. The 10.2 in works in pairs beside a bed or along an aisle; the 18.1 in is a statement for an entrance hall or a hotel-style feature wall.
Is the crystal genuine?
Yes, and the weight tells you: 5.51 lbs for the small and 11.24 lbs for the large. Acrylic imitations of the same size would weigh a fraction of that.
Do I need special fixings?
For the large version at 11.24 lbs, yes, use fixings rated well above that weight and ideally fix into a stud. The smaller version is more forgiving but still substantial.
Where is it best used?
Hallways, kitchens, bedrooms and hotel suites are the listed applications. The refraction effect reads best where people walk past it, since the highlights shift with your viewing angle.
Is 10W enough?
For a decorative crystal fixture, yes. 10W of LED through refracting crystal produces plenty of visible brightness and scattered highlights; it is accent lighting rather than a room's main source.
How do I keep the crystal sparkling?
Dust with a soft dry cloth regularly. Crystal loses its refraction fastest of any material when a dust film forms, so it needs more frequent attention than glass or metal.
What are the shipping and return terms?
Free tracked US shipping, with a 30-day return window.


