Description

Ceramics are one of the oldest human crafts, making the space-age motif of this lamp all the more remarkable for its seamless blend of ancient and current cultural significance. The design team at In Common With added a simple hinge to this lamp’s steel base giving it all the more functionality. Throw light anywhere you need by swiveling or rotating the lamp shade up and down.

Details

• Designer: In Common With
• Provenance: North America, 21st Century
• Expected Lifespan: Built to last for lifetimes to come with proper care
• Designed and constructed in NYC
• All rented lamps include an LED light bulb, provided at no cost from ZZ Driggs, offering an estimated 15,000 hours of light and efficient energy use
• Dimensions: 13" Diam. x 12" H
• Extra Fragile: Requires extra care and caution during use

Why It's Worth It

• Materials are locally-sourced as often as possible
• In Common With keeps production in house once all materials arrive
• Products utilize low-to-no VOC varnishes and powder coatings
• All three ceramic lamps (Pyramid, Dome and Alien) have hand-pinched clay shades that are highly textured and unglazed

Use Case

The Ceramic Alien Table Lamp is both decorative and functional adding a sculptural element to any room. Nearly everyone marvels at this unique work, so we recommend placing it in a space of communion.

Environmental Callout

In Common With proudly offers light fixtures that are built to last. Precision-machined components and high-quality materials prepare each of their works to stand the test of time. By creating with talented and expert craftspeople, In Common With supports a varied ecosystem and encourages creativity around the world.