The Tribeca Franklin Chandelier Burgeons as a Modern and Contemporary Mix
Amelia Roblin — January 27, 2015 — Art & Design
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The design of this branching brass lamp is somehow both timeless and unique. Inspired by the hardware of 1930s lighting, this chic product takes on a form that's simultaneously natural and quite contemporary.
An arboreal arrangement is achieved with slender metal bars that are screwed together into a crooked composition with small, three-sided connectors. Porcelain sockets are stuck to the ends of every twig-like bough of the pendant lamp, facilitating the hooking up of transparent lightbulbs. Like glowing golden foliage, these globes cast rays in every direction, producing sufficient illumination for a single room. Søren Rose's Tribeca Franklin Chandelier channels the glamor of early 19th century New York city with this piece that's named after one magnificent neighborhood.
An arboreal arrangement is achieved with slender metal bars that are screwed together into a crooked composition with small, three-sided connectors. Porcelain sockets are stuck to the ends of every twig-like bough of the pendant lamp, facilitating the hooking up of transparent lightbulbs. Like glowing golden foliage, these globes cast rays in every direction, producing sufficient illumination for a single room. Søren Rose's Tribeca Franklin Chandelier channels the glamor of early 19th century New York city with this piece that's named after one magnificent neighborhood.
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