Metropolitan Table Lamp, Wood And Nickel, Insidherland By Joana Santos Barbosa

Located in New York, USA, the Lincoln square is famous for the performing arts that take place in a group of eclectic buildings that seem to create a dialogue with the centerpiece of this square, the Revson fountain, where people gather before attending the cultural events.“I remember spending the late afternoon at the Lincoln Square just admiring people and the rich artistic environment, when one element stood out. A group of arches in the main facade of the front building sets up the monumental scale of the entire square.” Joana Santos BarbosaDesigned by the American Architect Wallace K. Harrison in the 60’s, the Metropolitan Opera House is clad in white travertine with full height structural arches that shape glazed recessed planes on the facade. At night, the light coming from inside the building illuminates the entire square. This symbiosis between the structural grandeur and the intense interior light was the great source of inspiration for the design of the Metropolitan table lamp.Product detailsLampshade: InsidherLand Satin Ref. Pearl with Gold.Base: wood structure with translucent dark brown oak in high gloss varnish and polished nickel. Product optionsTop: InsidherLand lampshade fabrics or client fabric.Base: wood veneers or marbles under request. Polished, brushed, oxidized brushed or aged brushed brass/copper/steel. Weight4Kg 8,8 lbs Electrical CharacteristicsMains: 2 Wires connection - Live ; Neutral Frequency: 50 to 60HzLamp: E27 ; 60W max. USAVoltage: 110-130VACEUROPEVoltage: 220-240VAC Made to order. Custom sizes and other finishes are available under request. Designed by Joana Santos Barbosa, 2022. Handmade in Portugal.