"Meia Lua" Half Moon Contemporary Golden Table Lamp in Cast Brass, Estudio Orth

Produced in São Paulo, Brazil. This table lamp was meticulously handmade by master artisans one piece at a time. It is therefore quite difficult, if not impossible to make identical items. The aluminum casting is produced by formation of a mold from a mixture of sand and the liquid metal. The projects are based on a contemporary appropriation of traditional methods from Brazilian artisans and reinterpreted through the integration of new forms and noble materials. An aesthetic infused with “beauty of imperfection" is obtained by the expressive potential of each material, generating works that recall nature and rationality. Estúdio Orth...

Altar III Contemporary golden censer, in cast brass. Produced in São Paulo, Brazil. This golden censer was meticulously handmade by master artisans one delicate piece at a time. It ...

The "Giaco" sconce is meticulously handmade by master artisans one piece at a time. It is therefore quite difficult, if not impossible to make identical items. The brass casting is p...

Produced in São Paulo, Brazil. This side table in cast brass and Patagônia Stone was meticulously handmade by master artisans one piece at a time. It is therefore quite difficult, i...

We're delighted to present the very first modern lamp. Particular attention has been paid to the details of the finish and the patina of the brass. This lamp is made entirely of sol...

This brazilian contemporary table lamp is called Adobe. It has a modern design. Its structure it's made of cast bronze, with a asymetrical design. The bronze goes through a melting ...

This contemporary golden table lamp is a small piece made entirely of cast bronze with a milk glass in the middle. The lamp (G9) is inside this round milky glass, which transforms th...

Contemporary steel & brass table lamp - Wrap Light by Johannes Hemann Material: steel, brass Dimensions: height 27cm, Ø 42cm Light source: bulb E27, max 50 Watt Wrap, the series of objects by german designer Johannes Hemann examines the shells of things remaining after their disappearance. For this branches of trees are covered in steel wire which is then soldered. The branch being burnt out of the cast. The original shape of the branches remaining in the cover of steel wire now defining the shape of the lamps. The shape of the models/ items is not only defined by the process of covering, but mostly by the shape of the branch. And from the shape of the branch, you can guess to which tree the branch belonged. The spruce...