brutalist table lamp rust

brutalist table lamp rustBrutalist is a sculptural table lamp made from cast lightweight concrete with a hidden light source. The lamp is named after the architectural style Brutalism, and is inspired by architectural masterpieces by Le Corbusier and Frank Lloyd Wright. Brutalist consists of merged geometric shapes, where the composition of elements reflects the need to both hide and maximize the light source. The contrasting concrete material creates a nuanced surface, which

practical pendant light as well as an on-trend design

Together with its wall lamp counterpart

for example in living spaces or offices

The Vertigo is made in France by Petite Friture

the goddess of the dawn

The shades have a two-tone finish

This suspension made from banana leaf brings a natural touch for your indoor with its woven material in order to pass a soft and filtered light for delicate shadows

going unnoticed until the light comes on

The floor lamp works great as a solitary "eye-catcher" spot light

The arm moves upwards and downwards to adjust the angle of the light while also extending horizontally

The noble stones comes from the Italian province of Massa-Carrara in Tuscany and the Indian region of Rajasthan

2 can be used as a single pendant or in a collection of many pendants together