How is the Seine installed?
Hardwired onto a standard junction box, by a qualified electrician. Four steps:
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Cut power & confirm wiring. Switch off the circuit at your breaker and confirm the wall box supply matches AC 110 – 240 V.
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Mount the copper framework. Secure the base to the junction box, then match line-to-line, neutral-to-neutral, and ground.
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Fit the bulb. Thread in your E26/E27 bulb (max 40W) before closing up the fixture.
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Attach the sculptural glass & restore power. Fit the amber glass form to the base and switch the circuit back on.
What does the "ripple" design actually look like when lit?
The sculptural amber glass is shaped in fluid, wave-like curves that echo rippling water, set against the copper framework's precise, structural lines. When lit, the light plays through the undulating glass, casting a dramatic, cinematic glow rather than a flat, even light — the effect the fixture's Seine-at-twilight inspiration is built around.
The two sizes look similar — what's actually different between them?
Both share the same 5.9″ diameter, with a 2.4″ difference in height (7.1″ vs 9.4″). This is a subtle scale difference rather than a dramatically different size, so either works for most wall placements — the choice mostly comes down to whether you want a slightly more compact or slightly more elongated silhouette.
What bulb does it take?
The Seine takes a standard E26 or E27 base bulb, sold separately, rated up to 40W. A warm-white LED lets the amber glass diffuse a rich, cinematic glow suited to a study, vanity, or living space.
