Harbor Cage Barn Light, Black Iron Outdoor Wall Sconce

Some of the most useful outdoor lights on a house are the plainest: the light by the back door, over the garage, beside the shed. They need to throw light down where people work and walk, and they should look good doing it, because they are on view every day.

The Harbor Cage Barn Light brings character to that job. A curved gooseneck arm holds a wide black shade over a glass globe inside a wire cage, with a mesh vented crown on top. It stands 12.6 inches tall, with a 9.8 inch shade and a 4.7 inch round backplate, projects 11.4 inches from the wall and weighs 4.4 lb. The hardwired version takes a replaceable E27 LED bulb for 110V to 220V, in Warm White (3000K) or Cool White (6000K), and the solar version runs on built in LED beads in Warm White. It is rated 6W to 10W and IP54 for outdoor use.

What makes the barn light stand out

The wide shade puts light where it matters. It directs the glow down onto the step, the door and the ground, so it is practical for finding keys, carrying groceries or working at a bench.

The caged globe gives it character. A glass globe inside a wire cage recalls old harbor and ship lamps, and it softens the bulb into a warm glow.

The gooseneck arm reaches out. By holding the shade well away from the wall, it lights the ground in front of the door rather than just the siding.

The black iron finish is a classic. It looks crisp against white siding, red brick and gray board, and it suits a working space as well as a front porch.

The power choice is flexible. Hardwire it at the house, or use the solar version on a shed, a fence or a detached garage where running a cable is not practical.

Where it looks best, around the house

• Back doors. A pool of light on the step and the handle.
• Garages and workshops. Downward light over the door and the drive.
• Sheds and barns. The solar version lights outbuildings with no wiring.
• Front porches. A pair gives a farmhouse or coastal entrance real charm.
• Decks and patios. Warm light over an outdoor table or grill area.

It suits farmhouse, coastal, industrial and craftsman homes, and it works on barns, cabins and garden buildings too.

Choosing the finish and placement

The light comes in one size and one finish: 12.6 inches tall, with a 9.8 inch shade, projecting 11.4 inches from the wall, in black. The choices are the power supply and the light color.

A few guidelines help:

• Mount it above the door so the shade sits clear of the door frame.
• Over a garage door, mount one centered or a pair at each side.
• Choose Warm White for a porch and Cool White for a workshop or garage task area.
• Hardwired versions need a junction box, so plan the wiring with an electrician. For solar, choose a spot with direct sun.

All required mounting hardware and instructions are included.

Layering it with other lighting

A barn light is the working layer of outdoor lighting. For extra security at the garage or side yard, add a motion sensor wall light, and light the route from the drive with path lights.

Match finishes around the house. Black barn lights at the back door, garage and shed tie the outbuildings to the house.

Keep the color consistent where lights are seen together. Warm White across a porch and garden feels welcoming, while Cool White is best kept to work areas.

Care is simple. Switch a hardwired light off and let it cool, then wipe the iron with a soft, dry cloth and clean the glass globe with glass cleaner on the cloth, never sprayed on the fixture. On the solar version, keep the panel clean so it charges well.

Is the barn light right for your space?

This light is a strong fit if you:

• Want a practical downlight with vintage character.
• Need light for a back door, garage, shed or porch.
• Like a classic black barn light with a caged glass globe.
• Want the choice of hardwired or solar power.

It may not suit a fully exposed wall in driving rain, since it is rated IP54, or a sleek modern facade that calls for a minimal fixture.

Every order ships free across the US and most arrive in 6 to 9 business days. Unused items in their original packaging can be returned within 30 days of delivery, and questions about sizes are answered at info@norafurnish.com.