Vence Sconce - Simone Bodmer-Turner
*Lead time: 10-12 weeks.
The Vence Sconce is one of two limited-edition pieces designed by Athena Calderone and Simone Bodmer-Turner. Inspired by shells often found in old European churches, the piece is a decorative ode to the holy water basins at Chapelle du Rosarie—a small church in the hillside north of Nice that was the iconic artist Henri Matisse’s final project for his nurse, caretaker, and muse Sister Jacques-Marie.
Product images feature the piece as a sculpture. It can be displayed both horizontal and vertical. Please note: If the sconce is hung vertically, the hardware box will be visible from the side.
Materials: Clay, UL-certified LED light insert
Can be displayed as a sculpture or installed as a sconce using the included hardwire kit. Please note if installed as a sconce, the hardwire may be slightly visible as each piece is unique.
Origin: Brooklyn, New York
This is a one-of-a-kind item and therefore each one is unique. Variations in color, texture, size, and shape should be expected.
*Lead time: 10-12 weeks.
The Vence Sconce is one of two limited-edition pieces designed by Athena Calderone and Simone Bodmer-Turner. Inspired by shells often found in old European churches, the piece is a decorative ode to the holy water basins at Chapelle du Rosarie—a small church in the hillside north of Nice that was the iconic artist Henri Matisse’s final project for his nurse, caretaker, and muse Sister Jacques-Marie.
Product images feature the piece as a sculpture. It can be displayed both horizontal and vertical. Please note: If the sconce is hung vertically, the hardware box will be visible from the side.
Materials: Clay, UL-certified LED light insert
Can be displayed as a sculpture or installed as a sconce using the included hardwire kit. Please note if installed as a sconce, the hardwire may be slightly visible as each piece is unique.
Origin: Brooklyn, New York
This is a one-of-a-kind item and therefore each one is unique. Variations in color, texture, size, and shape should be expected.
