1960s Ceramic Sculptural Table Lamp CD adding to its character and

adding to its character and personality

The dramatic draping created by the fringes adds a touch of artistry

architectural frame and upholstered in warm tan leather

or kitchen

this sculptural series by style arbiter Amanda Shadforth takes its cue from the Bauhaus movement and is a dichotomy of materials: chemical versus organic

1960s Ceramic Sculptural Table Lamp CD adding to its character andA striking example of mid century artistry, this 1960s ceramic table lamp combines sculptural form with timeless texture. Its abstract silhouette, finished in earthy tones with graphic incised detailing, recalls the expressive ceramics of the modernist era. Fitted with a new conical shade, it casts a soft, diffused light that highlights the hand finished surface beneath. Both functional and poetic, it stands as an objet dart bringing warmth, texture