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Dome Pendant Lampshade

Price range: £70.00 through £120.00

Lightweight Dome Pendant Lampshade. Handmade lightweight concrete pendant lampshades. Initially sculpted, formed and moulded by hand, these lampshades are hand cast using a lightweight building mortar and reinforced with glass fibre matting. A thin layer of gypsum plaster is applied to the inside to create a finely textured, natural off-white matte finish that’s enhanced when the light is switched on Each one is individually cast so the colours will vary and may appear different to those displayed.

Made to order time frame: 2 weeks
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This made to order product will be dispatched 2 weeks after the date of purchase.
DIMENSIONS
Diameter: 25 cm
Height: 13 cm
Weight: approx. 700 g each
This product is a lampshade and the correct lamp holder is provided to fit the aperture.
INCLUDED with ALL orders:
Lamp holder with cord grip. (Unwired, requires assembling)
UK and EU orders only: 1 x metre of cable per lampshade
BULB TYPE (Not Supplied) Maximum Wattage 12W
UK and EUROPE
E14 LED
USA
E12 LED bulb (Cable and ceiling rose not supplied)
IMPORTANT, PLEASE NOTE
A ceiling rose isn’t provided with this lampshade. For safety purposes, it is essential that some kind of strain relief, such as a cord grip, is used when wiring the flex to a ceiling rose. As with all electrical work please ensure you are competent in doing this before you start and have your work tested or seek advice from a professional if unsure.

Please let us know if you have any questions or special requests regarding this product

    Inspiration and Techniques

    Colour and texture. Tim Walker loves the colour of corroded metals. The earthy warmth of rust and the blue, greens of oxidized copper. He has tried to integrate these hues and tones in his most recent body of work. Everything is handmade making each piece unique with an element of surprise. Tim’s most recent collection of work demonstrates, through various casting techniques, how materials can be applied to produce a collection of contemporary interior products, whilst addressing the need for tackling and reducing commercial and industrial waste.