Beschreibung
Adonia comes from the small amber glass shades that hung in mid-century workshops and corner bars — the kind blown quickly, one at a time, with the ripples of the process left in the surface. Amber was chosen because it does something clear glass can’t: it warms the filament rather than hiding it, so the bulb becomes part of the object. The brass holder and turn-knob are borrowed from old task lamps, where the switch sat on the fixture and you reached up to click it.
Three hand-blown amber glass shapes on the same brass holder and plug-in cord.
Because it plugs in, Adonia works where ceiling wiring isn’t an option — apartments, rentals, or any spot without a junction box. Hang Model A or B beside the bed as a reading pendant to free up the nightstand, run a row of Model C over a kitchen counter or island, or put one above an entryway console. The amber glass casts a warm-toned glow that sits well with wood, leather, and aged brass, and a vintage Edison filament bulb pushes it furthest toward the mid-century look. For custom requests, .
Does it need hardwiring or an electrician?
Is a bulb included?
What’s the difference between the three shapes?
Is the glass meant to look irregular?
Can I use it in a bathroom or outdoors?
