Los Angeles-based ceramics studio Ceramicah presents a look at the Tera Sconce light, which is the latest addition to the Tera collection. It complements the iconic Terea lamp in the range and is made using two forms of construction including a wheel-thrown and slab build.
The proportions are unique and made to be suitable for any space, as it is commercial with ADA-complaint and UL-listed design. Other details include the dimmable LED lightbulb along with hardware that is made with oil-rubbed bronze detail. The Terea Sconce light is made fully of ceramic materials with a classic 4' diameter backplate that is integrated for simple installation. It comes in a variety of finishes including "natural ceramic, matte glazes, hand-applied lime plaster, and crackled Raku."
Image Credit: Ceramicah
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Slab-structural Lighting Designs
- Ceramicah introduces the Tera Sconce, a unique slab-structural lighting design that complements the Terea lamp.
- Unique Proportions
- The Tera Sconce features unique proportions that make it suitable for any space and provide a distinctive aesthetic.
- Variety of Finishes
- Ceramicah offers the Tera Sconce in a variety of finishes, including natural ceramic, matte glazes, hand-applied lime plaster, and crackled Raku.
Sectors Adopting This
- Ceramics
- Ceramics studios like Ceramicah are leveraging innovative construction techniques to create unique lighting designs.
- Interior Design
- The Tera Sconce offers interior designers the opportunity to incorporate a distinctive lighting feature with unique proportions into their projects.
- Lighting Manufacturing
- Manufacturers in the lighting industry can explore the use of new materials and finishes, such as ceramic, for their product offerings.
