Serena Tiffany Plug In Pendant Light

Serena looks back to the leaded-glass studios of the Art Nouveau years, when a lampshade was cut and soldered like a small window rather than molded. The shade opens as a lotus — petals of pink and cream glass leaning outward, each seam left visible so you can read how the piece was assembled. It was drawn to be moved rather than installed: a lamp you swag from a hook above a bed or a reading chair, the way a plant gets hung wherever the light is good.

Because it swags from hooks and runs to a wall outlet, Serena puts light where there is no ceiling box — above a nightstand, a reading chair, a desk, or the end of a kitchen counter — and the cord switch turns it on without wiring in a wall switch. At Ø20 cm it reads as an accent, good solo over a nightstand or as a pair flanking a bed, and the pink-and-cream glass sits well with wood, warm metals, and soft textiles. For custom requests, .