Spacey Ceiling Sconce

Design

The Spacey Moon Ceiling Sconce pares the idea down to a single, glowing sphere. Nothing extra. The form is quiet and assured, with a presence that reads both modern and a touch celestial. Swirling depths inside the glass suggest motion, like a slow orbit, yet the silhouette stays clean and architectural. It sits close to the ceiling, creating a refined focal point without crowding the room. And it earns its name: a moonlike disc that feels familiar at first glance, then unexpectedly complex up close.

Materials & Build

At the center is lithyalin, a historic glass technique revived for today. It looks like a polished gemstone, yet it is entirely glass, crafted to reveal marbled layers and subtle veining. The process was born in Northern Bohemia more than two centuries ago and is now brought forward again in the same region by Czech designer Lukáš Novák. The frame is polished brass, lending a warm, tailored contrast to the cool depth of the glass.

Each piece is handmade, so shades can vary and small bubbles may appear—marks of the making that give the surface a natural, lived character. Images serve as a guide; no two examples are exactly alike. Spacey comes in a single, well-resolved shape variation that keeps the collection focused and coherent.

Light & Experience

This ceiling sconce is about mood as much as illumination. The lithyalin glass softens the source, turning light into a calm, ambient halo that plays gently across the ceiling. It doesn’t shout. It settles the space, making edges feel smoother and the atmosphere more considered. Whether used on its own or repeated, the effect is measured and comfortable, like a breath taken between moments.

Placement & Lifestyle

Spacey works where other fixtures can feel fussy: entryways, compact corridors, dressing areas, or any ceiling that benefits from a composed glow without drop. It suits intimate dining corners and serene bedrooms just as well, and it bridges residential and boutique settings with ease. Use one to anchor a quiet nook. Or line several down a hallway for a rhythm that guides without demanding attention. In each case, the visual footprint stays minimal while the character is unmistakable.

Longevity

Solid glass and polished brass are materials chosen for the long run. The technique may be historic, but the build is deliberate and contemporary, designed to live comfortably in daily use. Simple care—a light dusting, an occasional wipe—keeps the surface clear and the brass crisp. With its restrained form and enduring finishes, the Lasvit piece avoids trends that fade, leaving an object that matures gracefully as rooms and routines evolve. The Spacey Moon Ceiling Sconce isn’t just about the first impression; it’s about staying power.