The Keldon Table Lamp started from the space-age lamps of the late 1960s and early ’70s, when designers worked with molded plastic and spun metal and drew lamps shaped like mushrooms and soft clouds. We kept that rounded outline: a wide white dome with a shallow dip at its center, resting on a flared metal stem like the foot of a tulip glass. The shapes are kept simple, with nothing added to the dome or the base. Lit, the whole dome glows evenly, like a small moon set down on the table.