What Sets These Wall Mounts Apart

This is the large-format end of the wall lighting range. Each fixture in this collection pairs a substantial shade — 16 to 18 inches — with a long, hooked arm that carries the shade well away from the wall before turning it downward. The result is a fixture with genuine architectural presence: visible from a distance, proportional to big wall surfaces, and built to throw light down over a wide area below.

Three designs make up the collection: the Warehouse 18" wall mount in Forest Green, the Deep Bowl 16" wall mount in Forest Green, and the Cafe 18" wall mount in Navy. The Warehouse carries the classic flat-brim barn profile, the Deep Bowl a deeper rounded form, and the Cafe a smooth dome.

For smaller-scale arm fixtures, the curved armed lights and straight arm lights cover shades from 8 inches up — this collection picks up where those leave off, at the sizes that hold their own on large walls. All three fixtures are manufactured and assembled in the USA.

Where a Large Wall Mount Earns Its Scale

Scale is the deciding factor here. On a big, unbroken wall — a two-car garage face, a barn side, a gable end, a commercial frontage — an 8-or-10-inch fixture visually disappears. A 16-to-18-inch shade on an extended arm reads correctly from the street and lights a meaningfully larger area beneath it.

Typical placements: centered above a wide garage door, flanking a barn or workshop entrance, over a loading or utility door, or marking a building entrance that needs to be findable from a distance. Indoors, the same fixtures suit high-ceilinged spaces — a converted warehouse wall, a double-height entry, a restaurant or retail interior — where standard sconce sizes would look undersized.

The long hooked arm matters too: it positions the shade further from the wall, so light lands out over the area where people actually stand and walk rather than washing straight down the siding. Confirm each fixture's projection and dimensions on its listing against your mounting spot, and match the fixture's UL location label — Wet, Damp/Dry, or Dry — to how exposed the installation point is.

Pairing Wall Mounts With the Rest of Your Exterior

These fixtures come in Forest Green and Navy — two deep, classic tones that sit comfortably on white, gray, brick, and natural wood exteriors. Both colors appear widely across the brand's other collections, which makes coordination straightforward: a Forest Green Warehouse wall mount over the garage can echo Forest Green fixtures from the wall sconce collection at the entry doors, with the wall mount carrying the largest scale and the sconces filling in around it.

A practical hierarchy for a whole exterior: put the largest fixture where the building needs to be read from farthest away (usually the garage face or main frontage), mid-size arm lights at secondary doors, and compact sconces at porches and side entries. Keeping one finish across all three tiers is what makes the scheme feel deliberate.

If your property extends the lighting overhead — a covered porch or breezeway — the outdoor ceiling lights carry matching shade families and finishes into flush mount and pendant formats.