How To Hang Bedroom Wall Sconces

In a larger room like the living room or master bedroom where there will likely be another primary source of light strategically place wall sconces in areas that are not being directly illuminated by the other light source.

How to hang bedroom wall sconces.

If your wall is sturdy or your wall sconces lightweight you may not need a drywall anchor. Before attaching the wall sconce look for the best area that matches its style and size. Set a pillar candle on each sconce make sure it is no larger than the base intended to hold it and light the candles to highlight the picture. Multiple wall sconces should be placed at least 72 inches from each other.

Wall sconces generally need to be aligned more closely with those of bedside lamps. If you don t have a headboard you can hang them about two feet above the sides of your bed or five feet from. Each sconce should be eight. A time honored hanging method involves making paper.

Many times where you decide to place your kitchen sconces will depend on the existing features of the house. Bedroom wall sconce placement depends on several key factors including bed height wall height and the height of those using the bedroom. Bedroom wall sconces are usually hung on the sides of the bed centered with the headboard. Use a masking tape or any marker to note the holes of the sconce to the wall.

Always make sure they are at least 6 from door and window frames to the edge of the fixture s canopy. Use the hanging mechanism on the back of each sconce to hang it on the nail or screw. This will later be your guide when drilling the holes for the screws. Mark the section where you want to mount it.

Tips for hanging your bedroom wall sconces tip 1. We love how the kitchen below highlights the exposed wood shelves and the dishes that sit on them. This might follow the 5 and 8 foot rule for sconces but it is not a necessity. But if your space is large go with 8 10.

Make a mental list of your favorite kitchen characteristics and use wall lighting to work with the natural shape of the room. If you have more than one sconce in the same room have at least 6 of space in between. Ultimately you don t want to see the top of your sconce or be looking directly into a bare bulb.