Beschreibung
Eloise takes its shape from the small glass lanterns that once hung in hallways and stairwells — a ribbed body held between two ornate metal caps, finished with a finial because someone thought the top deserved finishing too. The color came second: pressed glass in green, blue, and milky tones was the everyday decorative material of that era, cheap enough to be common and pretty enough to be kept. It was drawn to hang from a hook rather than a ceiling box, the way a lantern always did.
Green and light blue read cooler; milky apricot and purple lean warmer. Hover any swatch to preview.
Because it plugs in, Eloise works where ceiling wiring isn’t an option — apartments, rentals, or any spot without a junction box. Use the two hooks to bring the cord out from a corner and hang the shade beside the bed as a reading pendant, over a side table in a reading nook, or above an entryway console. At Ø5.3″ it stays narrow, so it fits tight spots a table lamp would crowd, and the colored glass with antique-brass caps carries a vintage lantern look into eclectic, mid-century, and maximalist rooms. For custom requests, .
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