2022

Design Awards Silver Winner - James Mankoff Design

Japanese inspired Mid-Century Teak Table Lamp

Entrant Company

James Mankoff Design

Category

Indoor Lighting - Mood Lighting

Client's Name

Country / Region:

United States

"Bold enough to be its own statement piece but sleek enough to blend in. This lamp looks just as good off as it does on."
This lamp was originally created out of the need to add more warmth and mood lighting to my home. It is a sculptural expression of my understanding of how light affects a space, a knowledge that has come from my many years as a professional photographer and a love for Mid-Century design.

The lampshade is handmade through a multi-day process of steam bending the wood rim and oiling custom warm toned parchment paper. Unlike traditional lampshades, the oiled paper process allows light to permeate its semi-translucent sides, creating a warm soft glow in all directions.

The base of the lamp is made from either a warm toned Teak or cool browned Walnut. The wood is carefully selected, hand cut and oil finished with the utmost care.

Each lamp is handmade and is a perfect size to stand alone on your favorite furniture or pair well on both your night stands.

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