Published on : Friday, February 6, 2015
Table and Floor Lightings are essential components in any interior, though table and floor lamps are a more interior form of lighting. The task light suggests focus, work and productivity in to the late hours. The reading light suggests intimacy, long afternoons and literary adventures. The proportions of a floor light demand more space, not only to stand but to be admired. The true test is a light that can adapt to all these moods.
Table Light:
The beaten brass interior of the Beat Light is known for its strong directional beam. Fitting then that the new table edition comes equipped with a dimmable switch. This is ideal as winter descends upon the northern hemisphere and lighting conditions are prone to shift unexpectedly. A table light can adapt to multiple scenarios, from study to spare room.
If it can Pair with brass candle and tea light holders it will complete the look.
Floor Light:
The super-reflective surface of the Bell Floor Light is a more contemporary choice. The Bell Light creates a diffused luminosity, gently lighting the space around it. A similar effect can be achieved with Mirror Ball Floor, Copper Bronze Floor, Copper Shade Floor and Fat Spot. These lights can be rotated on their base and sit much closer to the ground. Use in a multifunctional environment with enough space to allow the lamp to be admired.
The floor and Table light that suggests the natural look and crafted in bohemian form is designed simply for essential elegance.
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