Brushed copper, pewter, and Vermont slate come together almost as if by natural forces of attraction, beneath the deceptively simple shade of oiled parchment.
This gorgeous table lamp is by Janna Ugone, and bears the sculptural details that are her signature.
See the pewter star on the pull chain, and the way the curve of the hand-casted finial mirrors the graceful lines of leaf-and-berry sprigs painted on the shade?
The result is a piece of functional art both whimsical and sophisticated, lively and subtle.
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