Furls of White Table Lamp

A study in arrested movement, the Furls of White Table Lamp by John Richard translates the fluid gesture of hand-blown glass into a form that reads as both sculptural object and considered light source. Alabaster and iron ground the composition with mineral weight, while the polished nickel finish draws a precise, luminous line between the earthen and the ethereal. At thirty-four inches, the silhouette commands presence without overwhelming, its narrow profile lending itself equally to a library console or a bedroom table of quiet distinction.