Dorchester Wall Light Ply Rug He used the logarithmic spiral

He used the logarithmic spiral as the foundation and accomplished even distribution of light with the multi-shade-system that made it possible to curb glare and shadow

elongated silhouette with orizzante glass shades that create the illusion of the opal glass flowing from one shade to the next

Modern drum pendant features an outer LumaFuse laminated fabric/acrylic shade that is durable and easy to clean

the wider opening at the top allows light to spread freely above while the narrower bottom opening funnels more direct light downward

Libby Langdon has given the classic ceiling light a modern update with a ribbon of steel that lends the Grayson Collection a fashionable mid-century appeal

Dorchester Wall Light Ply Rug He used the logarithmic spiralPerched on a rounded rectangular backplate an adjustable cylinder projects light where directed. The primary source of illumination in the DORCHESTER series is an LED spot focused by a fine convex glass optic. Integrated into the wall mount is a perimeter of ambient light connected to an independent switch. The larger product version adds further versatility with the addition of a phone shelf and concealed USB port.