Name: Solar Eclipse 1 - Bespoke Lamp Shade
SKU: SE1L
Availability: InStock

Solar Eclipse 1 – Bespoke Lamp Shade

£199.99 – £249.99

The Solar eclipse 1 bespoke lampshade is a unique cylindrical luminaire depicting the earth in complete darkness creating a holistic display of the developed world at night. Intrigued viewers of the luminaire find themselves absorbed in identifying illuminated locations around the world. The brightest areas of the Earth are the most urbanized, but not necessarily the most populated. Cities tend to grow along coastlines and transportation networks.

The lampshades are all produced in the UK and assembled by hand to a very high standard. The shade has approximately 15,000 perforations of varied sizes, these accurately portray the lit world. It really has to be seen to appreciate the intricacy of the design.

Description

Materials:
White PVC inner, matt black PVC outer. White epoxy coated shade frame.

Technical details:
Pendant fixing – E27 /B22 (adaptor for B22 supplied)

Shade sizes available:
60cm w x 70cm h
45cm w x 53cm h
35cm w x 42cm h

Packaging:
Supplied in individual boxes – 485/635mm x 485/635mm x500/600mmmm double wall cardboard boxes.

Quality&Detail:
The shades and stands are all produced in the UK to a very high standard. The shade has approximately 15,000 perforations of varied sizes, these accurately portray the lit world. It really has to be seen to appreciate the intricacy of the design.

Additional information

size	35cm Diameter, 45cm Diameter, 60cm Diameter

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Why not check out my blog post on trends for bespoke lamp shades and more.

"Black and white colour combinations never go out of style, embellished with a little-polished brass or copper to add a touch of luxury and class."

Link to blog post >> Lighting Trends 2018 - Bespoke lamp shades and more

"I'm not saying it took 9 years to figure out how to produce it. Naturally, life got in the way and back then I was working full time as a lighting design consultant, however, it was still a very long process that took a great deal of trial and error."

Link to blog post >> The Solar Eclipse Story