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Johnathan Adler Parker Sconce Collection by Robert Abbey


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This page features the Johnathan Adler Parker collection by Robert Abbey. Inspired by the mid-century modern entrance of the Parker Hotel in Palm Springs, Ca., the Parker sconce reminds one of an era where clean, modern design brought an element of surprise to interiors throughout the US. The perforated geometric metal frame against the crisp frosted white glass is simple yet elegant and can be incorporated into multiple design applications.

The Parker sconce is designed by Jonathan Adler. His manifesto states: “We believe our lamps will make you look younger and thinner”. Jonathan began his career in the home furnishings industry as a celebrated ceramicist. His retail stores through-out the US bring his love of organic shapes, wit and whimsy into every item designed and merchandised throughout the stores. Jonathan has also embarked upon the daunting task of renovating hotels and resorts throughout the US, one being the Parker Hotel in Palm Springs. The entrance of this hotel was left intact during the remodel and is the inspiration behind the Parker sconce.

The complete design can be enhanced with a coordinating flush mount, pendant, table torchiere and floor lamp. The unique grid pattern of the metal is set against frosted white glass for dramatic contrast, while the glass diffuses the light.


This page shows every single product within the Parker Collection. It includes the model number, product name and description. To get addtional details, simply click on any of the items. We hope that you will find this information useful.

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Wall Sconce Lighting Johnathan Adler Parker Collection

Jonathan Adler Parker - Half Round Wall SconceJonathan Adler Parker - Half Round Wall Sconce
s662 (Polished Nickel finish)


Polished nickel over metal finish-frosted white cased glass with perforated metal outer shade lighting fixture.This wall sconce is best suited in a contemporary, modern, retro or even a “Hollywood glam” design scheme. It is applicable for commercial use by meeting ADA requirements. Most common rooms use for this lighting fixture are the hallway, bathroom, entry, and commercial. Dimensions (W x H x D):6.75w x 12.25" h x 3.25" d.

Jonathan Adler Parker - Half Round Wall SconceJonathan Adler Parker - Half Round Wall Sconce
Z662 (Deep Patina Bronze finish)


Deep patina bronze over metal finish-frosted white cased glass perforated metal outer shade lighting fixture. This wall sconce is best suited in a contemporary, modern, retro or even a “Hollywood glam” design scheme. It is applicable for commercial use by meeting ADA requirements. Most common rooms use for this lighting fixture are the hallway, bathroom, entry, and commercial. Dimensions (W x H x D):6.75w x 12.25" h x 3.25" d.

 
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Commonly Asked Questions


Q. How do these products compare to others?
A.
Manufacturing clean, contemporary lighting is a great challenge because the end result needs to be exactly that: clean. It’s one of the main challenges facing designers and manufacturers in this category. Quality components must be used along with great attention to detail. Though simple in the final item, contemporary lighting tends to be quite expensive.

The Parker sconce is an original design and therefore does not have a direct item to compete against. However, as one views other sconces in this genre, pricing is substantially higher than the retail of the Parker sconce. It is an exceptional value, given the quality components, craftsmanship and design.

Warranty is 6 months.


Q. Can you describe this product’s installation process? Are there specific features that make it easy to install? Is it a DIY type of product? What is included with product?
A.
As with any direct wire fixture, we recommend installation by a licensed electrician. This installation is relatively simple be-cause it consists of three major components: mounting plate, glass shade and outer metal frame. All mounting hardware is included. Once the wiring is completed to the junction box and the mounting plate is affixed, carefully line up the glass shade with the shade support arms affixed to the backplate. There are shade support arms with have threaded ends that should be inserted through holes in glass diffuser and threaded to the shade support arms affixed to the back plate. Once this is in place, remove decorative threaded nuts from the end of the shade support arms, being careful not to completely unthread the section that is holding the shade in place. Place the metal perforated shade over the glass. Align the holes in the metal shade with the support arms and tighten the threaded nuts into the ends of the shade support arms. This secures the decorative outer metal shade in place.


Q. What is Robert Abbey?
A.
Robert Abbey, Inc. is a family owned and operated business, spanning three generations over 85 years. Originally founded in Brooklyn, NY, the factory is currently located in North Carolina. Lighting is designed by a talented in house team, as well as collaborations with prominent designers such as David Easton, Jonathan Adler and Rico Espinet. From soft contemporary, to modern and classical, Robert Abbey, Inc. is best known for simple elegance, execution of design and use of quality materials. There is a wide range of lighting products from portable table and floor lamps to ceiling and wall, which enables the client to achieve a cohesive design.


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Your Body, Industry and The Environment: California Prop 65

 

 

 

 

Some people have complained that California is overregulated and tied up in red string. But a rising national green consciousness validates one aspect of California regulation: product safety.  In 1986, Californians voted into law Proposition 65: The Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act.  Prop 65, as it is better known, requires businesses to inform the state’s public about significant amounts of toxic chemicals in products purchased for the home and workplace or released into the environment.  The EPA’s Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA) annually publishes an updated list of chemicals known to cause cancer or birth defects.  Prop 65 also forbids the release of these chemicals into sources of drinking water.  Businesses are required to note the amounts used and post warnings at sites and on products.  It was a proposition that anticipated such product safety alarm triggers as last year’s consumer fears about toys manufactured in China containing lead paint.

By law, 1STOPLighting, Amazon and other lighting merchants are required to give the Prop 65 warning for products that have lead content, namely crystal products. Many manufacturers use lead crystal for chandeliers.  In the manufacturing process, they add lead oxide to molten glass to produce a product with higher brilliance.  Other common things like Christmas tree lights contain lead in their PVC insulation.  For the public, lead exposure may hinder a child’s cognitive development and other health problems. But adults, not children, are responsible for the installation, cleaning and disposal of these materials.  Please wear gloves or wash your hands after handling these products.

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