Model A (13.8″ × 19.7″) works best for bedside walls, reading nooks, hallways, and smaller accent walls where an intimate botanical focal point is needed. Model B (15.7″ × 23.6″) has the scale for a living room feature wall, entryway gallery, or a large blank wall where the sconce needs to hold its own as a primary visual element. For a dramatic flanking installation on either side of a sofa or headboard, two Model A sconces spaced 36–48 inches apart give the most balanced composition.

Yes — the Ginkgo is a hardwired wall sconce that connects directly to your wall's electrical wiring and is controlled via a dedicated wall switch. In the US, hardwired fixture installation must comply with local electrical codes; a licensed electrician is recommended. Download the installation guide above for the full wiring specification before beginning installation.

For a bedside sconce, mount the fixture center at 60–65 inches from the floor — this puts the light at a comfortable reading height when sitting up in bed. For a living room feature wall or entryway, 66–72 inches is the standard position for a wall sconce used as accent light. For pure decorative / sculptural use (not task lighting), position the center of the ginkgo leaf silhouette at natural eye level — approximately 60 inches from floor to center — so the full form is visible without looking up.

The Ginkgo's gold and white finish and botanical leaf silhouette fits naturally into mid-century modern, Hollywood Regency, eclectic maximalist, and art deco-influenced interiors. The organic leaf form also bridges into Japandi and organic modern spaces where natural motifs are used alongside clean-line furniture. It is less suited to stark industrial or all-grey minimalist interiors where the ornamental form can read as out of place.