Solaris Ignis wandlamp

Solaris Ignis Wall Sconce is a sculptural crystal wall light designed as the architectural wall counterpart to the Solaris chandelier collection. Featuring vertically aligned faceted crystal and a refined metal structure, it extends the Solaris design language across walls, corridors, and transitional spaces in residential and hospitality interiors. Ignis functions as part of a cohesive lighting system, reinforcing continuity, proportion, and material harmony throughout the space.

Architectural Continuity in Vertical Light

Solaris Ignis Wall Sconce was designed as an integral component of the Solaris lighting system, translating the collection’s sculptural and geometric language into a refined wall-mounted form. Solaris Ignis is not a standalone wall light, but a system component engineered to work in visual and proportional dialogue with Solaris chandeliers. Its role is architectural rather than decorative — extending the Solaris presence beyond the ceiling and into the vertical planes of an interior.

The defining characteristic of Ignis lies in its disciplined crystal composition. Each faceted crystal element is vertically aligned to echo the proportional rhythm found in Solaris chandeliers, allowing light to be refracted with clarity and depth. The result is a controlled, layered glow that enhances surrounding surfaces without overwhelming them. This measured interaction between light and material ensures that Ignis contributes atmosphere and dimension while remaining visually composed.

The metal framework is engineered to support the crystal structure with precision and restraint. Finished to complement the clarity of the crystal, the structure remains intentionally understated, allowing the light itself to define the visual experience. Every junction, alignment, and proportion is considered to maintain balance when viewed both independently and in relation to other Solaris elements.

As a wall sconce, Solaris Ignis is designed to guide movement and define spatial transitions rather than act as a primary light source. In architectural applications, it functions as a connector within the broader lighting composition. When paired with Solaris chandeliers, it reinforces visual continuity across ceiling and wall, guiding the eye and maintaining a consistent design language throughout the space. In corridors, staircases, and transitional zones, Ignis provides rhythm and orientation, shaping movement through light rather than relying on ornamentation.

Its versatility allows it to be used singularly as a sculptural accent or installed in pairs and sequences for greater architectural impact. In residential interiors, Ignis complements living spaces, dining rooms, and hallways designed around Solaris chandeliers. In hospitality and commercial environments, it supports cohesive lighting schemes across foyers, circulation areas, and feature walls, ensuring continuity from grand volumes to more intimate settings.

Solaris Ignis is specified by interior designers and architects seeking a cohesive lighting language across ceiling and wall planes. It is not designed for trend-driven interiors, but conceived for permanence — for spaces where lighting is treated as part of the architecture itself. As the wall expression of the Solaris system, Ignis completes the collection’s vision: a structured, adaptable approach to light that values proportion, material integrity, and long-term relevance.