A rechargeable wood sconce that clicks onto a magnetic wall disk and rotates freely, its motion sensor waking the light when someone passes and letting it sleep when the hallway is empty.

USB-C and sensor on every unit

Each sconce carries a USB-C charging port and a motion sensor on its back face — both versions, beech and walnut, share the same hardware behind the wood shell.

Held in one hand, lit in the other

The beech body is compact enough to carry between rooms, its LED panel glowing along the long edge — the sconce doubles as a portable light when you pull it off the wall.

Stick it, rotate it, done

A metal disk mounts flush to the wall; the sconce clicks onto it magnetically and swings to any angle, so pointing the light is a matter of a gentle turn rather than a screwdriver.

Wakes when you walk past

In motion-sensor mode the sconce wakes when someone moves through the hallway and dims again after they pass — no switch, no fumbling, just a quiet path to the kitchen at night.

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