Description
Champagne Floor Lamp. 12″ dia. x 68″H
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399.00$
Three frosted globe shades extend from brushed brass pole like bubbles floating in a champagne glass. Designer Brett Beldock was actually inspired by street lamps for this chic, fanciful floor lamp.
Geometric base to suspended shade and architectural iron structure contrasts matte black and brushed nickel lines that intersect, angle and telescope to suspend a white linen light source as you please. Circular cutout base cleverly threads cord through the design to keep a neat, clean profile. Thompson likes to celebrate the functional aspects of her designs, stating that “the cantilever effect of this lamp creates a visual tension. The thinness of the structure accentuates the feeling that the illuminated shade is floating.”
Grand in scale and statement, iridescent capiz shells seem to glow from within. Handcrafted by artisans in the Philippines where capiz is abundant, the shells are harvested from local windowpane oysters. In a process done entirely by hand, each shell is cleaned, cut, lacquered, framed in a thin band of brass, strung and attached to a brass-plated frame. A shining example of craftsmanship.
Oversized wall sconce with five globe extensions creates drama in any room. Frosted glass globes sit atop curved brass-finished iron arms, casting a soft glow. Go for a perfect 10 by pairing two in the bedroom.
Variegated coloring adds a special touch to the fluid form of our Asymmetry Ceramic Table Lamp, inspired by Japanese pottery. Topped with a linen shade, it offers diffused light next to a bed or a reading nook.
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