Amyzon Table Lamp

Amyzon is an arch. Its two legs stand on a black marble base, and a single bulb hangs from the top in a brass holder. The base is low and rectangular with white veining. The brass tube has an aged, matte tone. The bulb is bare, with no shade, and the grey braided cable leaves from the edge of the base. It takes its name from Amyzon, the ancient city in the Çine area of Aydın; it is a model newly drawn for Archilumos. The open bulb sends light straight down, and the light leaves a golden trace in the veins of the black marble. At night it opens a small, warm area on the table. Wipe the brass with a dry cloth and the marble with a soft damp one. It stands on a console, on a bedhead shelf or at the corner of a bar. We set the marble type, the brass tone, the cable colour and the size at order.