Natural Mica 3 Light Arc Floor Lamp - 86 Espresso Wood Bronze
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Originally designed in 1999 by Mervyn Weitz, the Mica 3 Light Arc Floor Lamp has long been one of our most popular designs. Drawing inspiration from the early 1900s Arts & Crafts style lamps, the designer then paired the functional craftsmanship with classic mid-20th century modern elements. The result? An heirloom-quality floor lamp that produces a warm, fiery glow only achieved through its natural mineral Mica shades. The elegantly arched 3 light floor lamp features a trio of warm Mica shades, elegantly balanced on a dark wood base with intricate bronze detailing. This captivating interplay of elements creates a look steeped in historic charm, wrapped in the embrace of warm, inviting light. Each Mica shade holds its unique personality, showcasing slight variations in tone and pattern, making every lamp truly one-of-a-kind. Picture yourself curled up on the sofa, immersed in the cozy warmth and ambient glow emanating from the Mica shades, as they transform your space into a haven of comfort.
Features:- Timeless design originally envisioned by Mervyn Weitz in 1999.
- A captivating blend of Arts & Crafts heritage and mid-20th century modern elements.
- Heirloom-quality light fixture with natural mineral Mica shades.
- Dark wood base with intricate bronze detailing.
- Convenient dimmer switch on the column for effortless ambiance adjustment.
- The X-base provides for an elevated style and a sturdy foundation.
- Energy-efficient LED compatible
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NOVA of California blends elevated?mid-century?design with a?modern?California flair, creating lighting that's not just functional, but timeless. Founded in 1923, we're the oldest lighting company in North America, renowned for our unique designs and high-quality workmanship.
