Five Globes Table Lamp

Description

Mid-century modern lighting was the source of inspiration for the Five Globes Table Lamp. Mid-century modern is a term that describes mid–20th century developments in interior, product, graphic design, and architecture, from roughly 1933 to 1965. Cara Greenberg was the first author to formally use the term to describe the style which is now recognized by scholars and museums worldwide as a significant design movement. The enduring popularity of the mid-century modern style is based on many factors. It gave us clean lines, gentle organic curves, and a love for different materials. This style grew in America based on earlier styles such as Bauhaus which began in Germany. Bauhaus was a craft guild, founded in 1919, which was open to all types of artists, including painters, sculptors, and architects. Designers during this period created pieces that emphasized utility and clean lines. The pieces were devoid of ornamental details and emphasized function. The Five Globes Table Lamp is offered in a variety of finishes and accents. Its faux alabaster globes are reminiscent of art deco lighting. Custom sizing is available. Designed by Shah Gilani, ISFD.

Ours is an artisanal product made in a traditional and non-mechanized way. We are able to design and manufacture table lamps ranging in style from traditional through art nouveau and art deco, to modern and contemporary. One of the special services we offer is the ability to customize our product to fit the client’s specification. Drawings are made and finish samples prepared for client approval. Custom work is our specialty.

We welcome international orders. Our shipping department can arrange customs clearance and convenient delivery to the client’s door anywhere in the world.