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The Robert Abbey Shinto Tripod Floor Lamp designed by Rico Espinet has a clearly defined outline enhanced by the large Ascot White fabric shade with Black contrast trim. The Shinto Tripod Floor Lamp also features a Wrought Iron finish over steel, and a 3 Way Switch for lighting control.
Robert Abbey has been designing and manufacturing fine lighting since 1946. They offer a diverse collection--wall swingers, chandeliers, floor lamps and more--in myriad styles, from tradition to neoclassical to groovy. Collaborating with acclaimed designers Jonathan Adler, Rico Espinet and David Easton, Robert Abbey creates impeccable lighting that is perfect for modern everyday living.
Key Features
The Robert Abbey Shinto Tripod Floor Lamp designed by Rico Espinet has a clearly defined outline enhanced by the large Ascot White fabric shade with Black contrast trim. The Shinto Tripod Floor Lamp also features a Wrought Iron finish over steel, and a 3 Way Switch for lighting control.
Robert Abbey has been designing and manufacturing fine lighting since 1946. They offer a diverse collection--wall swingers, chandeliers, floor lamps and more--in myriad styles, from tradition to neoclassical to groovy. Collaborating with acclaimed designers Jonathan Adler, Rico Espinet and David Easton, Robert Abbey creates impeccable lighting that is perfect for modern everyday living.
- Designed by Rico Espinet
- Large drum-shaped, Ascot White fabric shade with Black trim
- 3-way switch
- Material: Steel
- Lighting Style: Indirect
- Location Rating: UL Listed
- Made In China
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