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Key Features
A structural piece that instantly draws the eye. The Coastal Living Accordion Table Lamp from Regina Andrew offers warmth and visual flair ideal for modern and eclectic spaces. A tall cylindrical base is given sharp grooves and a natural birch wood finish for a distinctive aesthetic that makes a statement. A brass stem rises to a white linen drum shade that brings a smooth contrast and gently diffuses its incandescent light around the room.
From the humble beginnings in a garage in Michigan, Regina Andrew Design is a brand that portrays vintage-inspired pieces while still being relevant in contemporary design. Their philosophy states that we are all collectors, and the only way to grow with our ever-changing world is to let our collections and aesthetics evolve as well. By using a diverse mix of materials, both James Andrew Slaven and Carla Regina Zajac create unique and trendsetting lighting fixtures, sculptures, and decorative mirrors.
Key Features
A structural piece that instantly draws the eye. The Coastal Living Accordion Table Lamp from Regina Andrew offers warmth and visual flair ideal for modern and eclectic spaces. A tall cylindrical base is given sharp grooves and a natural birch wood finish for a distinctive aesthetic that makes a statement. A brass stem rises to a white linen drum shade that brings a smooth contrast and gently diffuses its incandescent light around the room.
From the humble beginnings in a garage in Michigan, Regina Andrew Design is a brand that portrays vintage-inspired pieces while still being relevant in contemporary design. Their philosophy states that we are all collectors, and the only way to grow with our ever-changing world is to let our collections and aesthetics evolve as well. By using a diverse mix of materials, both James Andrew Slaven and Carla Regina Zajac create unique and trendsetting lighting fixtures, sculptures, and decorative mirrors.
- 3-Way Socket Switch
- Material: Birch wood column with metal base
- Shade Material: Linen
- Dimmable: Yes
- Dimmer Not Included
- Dimmer Type: Standard
- Lighting Style: Soft/Diffused/Ambient
- Location Rating: UL Listed
- Made In China
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