Colonnade Cross

Stickbulb Colonnade Cross wall lighting joins two Colonnade wood arms in crossed A3×A3, A5×A5, or A7×A7 modules for a planar geometric sconce with dim-to-warm Sphere lamps.

Colonnade Cross rotates Stickbulb's circular housing modules into a crossed pair, creating a planar geometric wall light instead of a single vertical arm. Size codes A3×A3, A5×A5, and A7×A7 give designers three scales of the same crossed wood geometry for corridors, feature walls, and dining rooms that want graphic clarity.

Wood finishes include white, clear white oak, and black. Metal stems in white, matte black, brushed brass, or brushed nickel combine with 36, 72, or 108-inch stem lengths and a flat-ceiling canopy when a drop is required. The listed lamp program is Tala Sphere 1 (E12) dim-to-warm 2000K–2800K on 120V.

RUX Studios designed Colonnade Cross; Stickbulb builds it in New York City with UL, UL Canada, and UL Damp certifications. Specifiers who like Colonnade's soft pocket light but need a stronger plan-view figure often choose Cross, then Up/Down Cross variants when bidirectional illumination on the arms is preferred. Keep Sphere lamp selection consistent with neighboring Colonnade pieces so CCT remains aligned across the Stickbulb wall package. Match wood finish across Stickbulb Colonnade Cross arms and any neighboring Colonnade wall modules so the crossed geometry and linear pieces share one material story on the finish schedule.