Description
Overall Dimensions
Width: 24“
Depth: 20“
Height: 46“
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449.00$
This celestial chandelier by Brett Beldock suspends eight metallic spheres from flat metal disk for an of-the-moment take on mobiles and planetary movements.
With a shell-shaped shade and an airy, linear stem, our Overarching Curvilinear Floor Lamp is our modern take on classic mid-century style. The head tilts so you can direct light where you need it most, making it a smart choice for reading nooks.
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.
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.”
Barely there column rises from a sculptural marble and acrylic base as elegant table lamp. So chic it feels like a splurge. Pair up in the bedroom or shines solo too.
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