This is a really quick set of wall sconces I built for our bathroom remodel. The lamps are based on a pair of mid-century teardrop pendant lamp shades that we purchased off eBay. I drew up a quick arbitrary curve shape in SketchUp, then printed it out and cut a template on the bandsaw. To create the final piece, I first rough cut the shape on the bandsaw, then used the template to flush trim the piece to the final shape. Once flush trimmed, I then routed a groove down the back side to provide a small recess for the power cord, and drilled a hole in the end to feed the power cord through. All edges were then finished with a 1/8" roundover.

The wall mount was created using a quick shop-made circle-cutting jig on the bandsaw. I created a small walnut dowel on my lathe and cut it into small buttons and tapped a threaded hole in the back of each one to serve as nuts to secure the sconce to the wall.