The Emblem Collection features a gooseneck arm, which allows for adjustable positioning and directing of light onto a specific area.
Emblem
Frequently Asked Questions
The Emblem Collection is a family of wall lights built around a compact, rounded shade designed — in the brand's framing — for adjustable positioning that directs light onto a specific area. It comes in two formats: gooseneck wall lights in 7, 10, 12, and 14-inch shades (Slate Gray, Architectural Bronze, Black, Navy) and 2-light straight arm fixtures in 10, 12, and 14 inches (Vermillion, Bright Yellow, Barn Red). Every fixture is manufactured and assembled in the USA.
The Emblem 7-inch gooseneck is the collection's smallest fixture — and among the most compact goosenecks in the catalog — sized for single residential entries, side doors, small signs, and tight walls where a standard 12-to-16-inch barn light would dominate. It's offered in Navy. The rest of the gooseneck ladder runs 10, 12, and 14 inches, so the same shade can scale from a doorway placard to a standard storefront sign.
The 2-light fixtures mount two Emblem shades on a single rigid straight-arm assembly, covering a wide span — a broad sign, a double door, a workshop wall — from one installation, with both shades fixed at an identical distance from the wall. They come in 10, 12, and 14-inch shade sizes and in the collection's boldest finishes: Vermillion, Bright Yellow, and Barn Red, which lets the fixture double as storefront personality.
Both families pair compact goosenecks with 2-light straight arm fixtures for sign and facade lighting — the difference is the shade. Emblem uses a soft, rounded profile that reads classic and approachable; Angle uses a sharply raked cone that reads modern and graphic. Choose Emblem for traditional storefronts, farmhouse exteriors, and residential entries, and Angle where the architecture wants a sharper edge. Sizes and formats overlap closely, so the decision is character, not capability.
The fixtures meet UL requirements and are labeled for Wet, Damp/Dry, or Dry location use — check the label on the specific fixture's listing and match it to how exposed your mounting spot is. An open sign band or uncovered entry calls for a wet-location rating; covered placements are less demanding. Sign lighting, entries, and garage-adjacent doors are the collection's natural exterior territory, with the compact 7-and-10-inch goosenecks handling residential scale.
The goosenecks come in a grounded palette — Slate Gray, Architectural Bronze, Black, and Navy — suited to fixtures that live on a building's face. The 2-light straight arm fixtures flip to saturated finishes: Vermillion, Bright Yellow, and Barn Red. That split is practical: quiet single fixtures for the architecture, bold doubles for the statement spots. Availability varies by size, so check each product listing for the exact options on that fixture.