A vintage-style semi-flush mount outdoor light with clear seeded schoolhouse glass, ideal for entryways and covered porches.
The Westinghouse Scholar semi-flush mount fixture adds classic curb appeal with its textured black finish and clear seeded glass shade. The schoolhouse design offers a warm, inviting glow, perfect for front or back entryways, decks, patios, or balconies. Rated for damp locations, it's suitable for covered outdoor areas.
Best for
- Covered front or back entryways with low ceilings
- Porches, decks, and patios under a roof or overhang
- Hallways and mudrooms where a low-profile light is needed
Not ideal for
- Wet, exposed outdoor areas without overhead cover (damp-rated only)
- Spaces requiring dimmable lighting (this fixture is not dimmable)
How bright is it?
Uses one 60W medium-base bulb (not included). For an energy-efficient alternative, choose a Westinghouse 60W equivalent A19 LED bulb. Brightness depends on bulb choice.
Light color and feel
Light color depends on bulb selected. The clear seeded glass diffuses light with a textured, warm glow.
Sizing and fit
Overall dimensions: 9 in diameter, 10.5 in high. Shade diameter: 9.06 in. Ideal for ceilings 8 ft or higher.
Specifications
- Part of the Scholar Collection
- Finish: Textured Black
- Body Made of Steel/Glass
- Shade/Glass Finish: Clear Seeded Glass
- Style: Vintage
- (1) 60W Bulb
- Bulbs Not Included
- Voltage: 120
- Lamp Base: E26 (MEDIUM)
- ETL/CETL listed for safety
- Damp location rated
- Dimmable: No
- Warranty: 5 Year Limited
Frequently asked
Is the bulb included? No, bulb not included.
Is it dimmable, and what dimmer should I use? No, this fixture is not dimmable.
Can I install this in a bathroom or outdoors? It is damp-rated, suitable for covered outdoor areas and bathrooms (not directly in shower).
What's the warranty? Five-year limited warranty against defects in materials and workmanship.
What is the glass style? Clear seeded glass with a schoolhouse shape, hand-blown for a vintage look.
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