Description
Materials
Spun steel shade; steel pole; die-cast zinc base.
1,164.00$
To maximize the lamp’s functionality as a reading light, Jacobsen created a shade that tilts up or down, directing maximum light to where it’s needed. Like the Swan and Egg chairs, the AJ Lamp was designed for the SAS Royal Hotel in Copenhagen, for which Jacobsen designed every element, from the skyscraper structure to the stainless steel cutlery.
Spun steel shade; steel pole; die-cast zinc base.
Inspired by a vintage Moroccan piece our buyers found on their travels, these exotic wall sconces glow with the light of a single tea light candle. We love them flanking a mirror or art piece. Also perfect for those small blank walls that need a little love.
Width: 3.5“
Depth: 4.5“
Height: 18.5“
Width: 3.5“
Depth: 4.5“
Height: 18.5“
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.”
Sculptural silhouette tells a tall tale with a mid-century twist. Space-saving design hits a dramatic peak and swivels with a 360-degree shade rotation, shining light any direction you need it. Nickel-plated steel illuminates industrial with contrasting white interior to softly diffuse the glow. Suspends sturdy from warm black walnut-finished ash wood wall plate.
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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