A plug-in wall sconce gives you bedside or hallway light without opening a wall. The lamp hangs on a hook or two small screws, the cord runs down to a normal US outlet, and you are done in ten minutes. This collection gathers every wall lamp in the shop that works that way, including USB-powered models with a bendable gooseneck for reading and lamps with a built-in shelf or wireless charging pad for the phone.
They are the answer for renters, for a finished wall you do not want to chase a cable through, and for the bedroom where the nightstand is too small for a table lamp. Most have a switch on the cord or the body; the dimmable ones say so in the specifications. Each product page lists the width and projection from the wall, the cord length, the bulb fitting and whether a bulb is included.
If you can run wiring, the hardwired sconces in wall lighting leave no cord on show. Bedside alternatives are in table lamps.
