“The name comes from the word ‘alluvial’ which means layers of sand strata laid down by rivers. The ‘Sand Shade’ has patterns cut on its inside which are only visible when the light is turned on. These patterns are like the braided rivulets made by water running across sand, or rivers through gravel. Sculptor Ben Pearce frequently uses woodturning in his sculpture. He designed ‘Little Ed’ lamp base with old toys and tribal carvings in mind and wanted to create a solid sensuous lamp that would last for generations.” - David Trubridge

Luvial Lamp Family

 

  • Table lamp or Floor Lamp (shown with Sand Shade)
  • Colour options: Dark Walnut, White Wash, Clear Lacquer
  • Base/Shade available separately or a pair

     

Little Ed Dark Walnut

Solid American Ash
E27 or Bayonet bulb holder (please specify)
Generally held in stock

Little Ed Natural

Solid American Ash
E27 or Bayonet bulb holder (please specify)
Generally held in stock

Little Ed Whitewash

Solid American Ash
E27 or Bayonet bulb holder (please specify)
Generally held in stock

Tall Ed Dark Walnut

Solid American Ash
E27 or Bayonet bulb holder (please specify)
Generally held in stock

Tall Ed Dark Walnut Detail

Solid American Ash
E27 or Bayonet bulb holder (please specify)
Generally held in stock

In-situ Luvial Lamp

Sand Shade: Bamboo Plywood
Little Ed Lamp base: Dark Walnut shown

In-situ Luvial Lamps

Sand Shade: Bamboo Plywood
Little Ed Lamp base: Dark Walnut & Natural

Luvial Lamps Line Drawing

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