The Bourgie Table Lamp by Ferruccio Laviani is a juxtaposition in style: classic, rich and traditional and simultaneously modern, transparent and innovative. Made completely of clear or batch-dyed polycarbonate, this table lamp would be a show stopper if included in your tablescapes. The baroque lamp can be assembled at three different heights to adjust to the scale of your venue. The high quality of the polycarbonate makes it look like a semi-precious, crystal lamp. And the intricacy of the lamp shade is designed to play up light and reflection--who would be able to take their eyes off?
I'm imagining these lamps being used in an intimate reception for 50 guests, all seated at long banquet tables with lush, black, pintucked linens and loads and loads of pillar candles. I can smell the fresh, cream hydrangea blooms that are artfully arranged in low, square, crystal vases and placed strategically amongst the pillars. The mirrored chargers would host the exquisitely designed cream-and-black, letterpressed menu cards. The only thing that could finish this look would be Louis Ghost chairs.
And these lamps are yours to be had at the low, low price of $362 USD. Sigh.
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1 comments:
I LOVE lamps in general. I somewhat collect them, but don't have always have a place to put them so they wind up stored away until I build my dream home one day. These lamps are very nice and you're right they will be perfect for to incorporate into a romantic and modern wedding design. Very stylish!
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