A pair of Swedish Grace brass wall scones
A pair of brass wall sconces designed by Lars Holmström in the Swedish Grace style and made in Arvika. Each sconce has a stepped, geometric backplate with crisp lines that lead to a pair of flared, trumpet-like lights, creating a harmonious, symmetrical profile. The warm brass surfaces have a soft sheen that emphasises the controlled, architectural forms, giving the pair a refined presence on the wall. The design balances clarity of structure with a subtly decorative edge, suited to both classical and period interiors.
10.900 USD
Lars Holmström
Lars Holmström was a Swedish blacksmith and a renowned forger in the 18th century, particularly known for his exceptional craftsmanship. He is considered one of the great artisans of his time in Sweden, particularly in the creation of functional and decorative items made from metal, including weapons, tools, and household items.
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