Japanese inspired mid-century white Walnut and Brass Ceiling Light

I think of my lamps as light sculptures; form that brings more dimension to a space, and once turned on, shifts your energy to a warmer mood. Beautiful hardwoods are carefully selected, complimenting handcrafted lampshades that draw inspiration from Japanese oil paper. Unlike traditional lampshades, my textured paper shade allows light to diffuse through them, moving a warm, spherical glow in all directions. I’ve chosen the finest hardwoods from lumber yards all over Southern California to complement my lighting. I’ve always been drawn to the warmth of wood and I find its organic quality a welcoming challenge to work with. Each piece has its own special grain structure which makes every light slightly unique from one another. Each light is built in small batches in order to oversee the quality of every detail. Often, they are made to order. Hand crafting the lampshades, milling down lumber and using fine hand tools to finish the wood takes time. Applying a linseed oil finish can take days to properly cure. All the electrical wiring based on a well-thought-out understanding of where each light switch should be placed. There are no shortcuts to making a quality light and is what makes these lights transcend the ordinary and stand out among the rooms they illuminate.