Zhongshan Momo Lighting Co., Ltd.
Zhongshan Momo Lighting Co., Ltd.
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Cloudbreak Sconce for Indoor Outdoor Use Hand Blown Glass Wall Lamp for Home Stairs Bedroom Corridor Hallway Hotel Light Sourcing
Named after Fiji’s famous “Cloudbreak” surf spot, this collection takes cues from the wild colors and shapes of the corals that create these incredible waves. Andrea's cast porcelain clouds mimic the ends of the Stylaster species of coral, which is common in Fiji.
The glass diffusers reveal swirls and white-water like patterns and the sea themed etched metal completes the flow of an otherworldly interplay of texture, light, and shadow.
Specifications:
Model:MMj6j6
Overall: H6” x W4.25” x D4”
Material:hand blown glass, brass components
Finish:brass (custom make accepted)
Born from the untamed spirit of Fiji’s legendary Cloudbreak™ wave, this sconce captures the moment when ocean meets sky. Each piece pays homage to the coral reefs that sculpt Earth’s most breathtaking swells—their organic forms frozen in hand-blown glass, echoing the wild geometry of underwater cathedrals. More than lighting, it’s a tribute to the sea’s primal alchemy.
Hand-Blown Glass Brynners: Organic, reef-like textures dance with light, casting shadow-play reminiscent of sun-dappled surf. White-hooked patterns mimic sea foam kissing wave crests.
Brass as Coral Bone: Frame components in Boomed Brass (deep-patinaed), Boosed Mockets (oxidized bronze), or Etched & Patina (raw-luster)—each finish echoing reef minerals shaped by salt and time.
Light as Tidal Rhythm: Glow cascades like water through glass crevices, conjuring the otherworldly shimmer of a breaking wave at dawn.
Scale: Sculptural presence (custom sizing available; studio consult recommended).
Weight: 1.2 lbs—deceptively light, like coral lifted from depths.
Materials: Hand-sculpted glass + solid brass foundations.
A portion of proceeds supports global coral restoration. With every sconce, you champion reefs that birthed Cloudbreak’s mythic waves—honoring their fragility while celebrating their power.
Install in coastal villas, minimalist sanctuaries, or spaces whispering of horizon lines. Its light doesn’t just illuminate—it tides, pulling rooms into the sea’s eternal dance.