Karice’s Latest Luminaire — Olah Table Lamp

Karice

 

Nov 28, 2018

Conceived from Karice’s award-winning creations, Olah takes aesthetic inspiration from a previously designed wall sconce to bring a new luminaire to life. The new table lamp marries technological innovation with sleek and sophisticated design. Like its predecessor (Olah wall sconce), the Olah table lamp illuminates on a ring without visible fasteners, giving a clean finished aesthetic.

The fixture is made from CNC machined aluminum. The box that houses the ballast is book matched sanded to make the seam disappear. The box halves are punch marked inside to ensure the mating half is not misaligned.  A circline bulb is the light source, offering a bright light source for greater illumination.

This new table lamp marries technological innovation with sleek and sophisticated design. Just like the Olah wall sconce, the Olah table lamp illuminates on a ring without visible fasteners, giving a clean finished aesthetic. Placed on a pedestal, it becomes a sculptural piece of art.

For more information, visit https://www.karice.com/niche-manufacturing-collection/olah-table-lamp/

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