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Key Features
A simple fixture with an intriguing pattern, the Antenna Table Lamp by Forestier is sure to brighten up a variety of décor styles. A 2016 design from the mind of Arik Levy, it uses a cylindrical housing as a base to hold a single socket inside a complex shade made from strands of wire set in parallel and hand-woven into a semitransparent tartan pattern. Controlled by a fabric cord with a switch that doesn’t overpower any of the complex construction, a gentle warmth pours out through patterned sides to brighten the lamp’s surroundings.
Grounded in a passionate reverence for the ceaseless beauty of the natural world, it was a mesmerizing appreciation for the ornamental aspects of French gardens that provided the tipping point for Bernard Forestier to found his namesake company in 1992. Remaining true to those original aesthetics -- proportionality, balance, juxtaposing clean and curvy lines -- Forestier continues to move forward, employing new material mediums and pushing stylistic boundaries while continuing to advance the core disciplines upon which the company was built.
Key Features
A simple fixture with an intriguing pattern, the Antenna Table Lamp by Forestier is sure to brighten up a variety of décor styles. A 2016 design from the mind of Arik Levy, it uses a cylindrical housing as a base to hold a single socket inside a complex shade made from strands of wire set in parallel and hand-woven into a semitransparent tartan pattern. Controlled by a fabric cord with a switch that doesn’t overpower any of the complex construction, a gentle warmth pours out through patterned sides to brighten the lamp’s surroundings.
Grounded in a passionate reverence for the ceaseless beauty of the natural world, it was a mesmerizing appreciation for the ornamental aspects of French gardens that provided the tipping point for Bernard Forestier to found his namesake company in 1992. Remaining true to those original aesthetics -- proportionality, balance, juxtaposing clean and curvy lines -- Forestier continues to move forward, employing new material mediums and pushing stylistic boundaries while continuing to advance the core disciplines upon which the company was built.
- Designed by Arik Levy in 2016
- On/Off Cord Switch
- Material: Painted Iron Metal
- Dimmable: Yes
- Dimmer Not Included
- Dimmer Type: Electronic low voltage (ELV)
- Lighting Style: Soft/Diffused/Ambient
- Location Rating: UL Listed
- Eco-Friendly Packaging: This design is shipped using recycled, recyclable or limited packaging materials to reduce waste and carbon footprint.
- Not OK for Outdoor Use
- Made In Philippines
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The average amount time that a bulb is expected to last.CRI
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