Wing Table Lamp Brasilia The glass is mouth-blown by

The glass is mouth-blown by a single glassblower

FSC-certified ash and finished with a carbonized surface that gives the wood its deep

A powder-coated steel base only a fraction of an inch thick carries the stone

rounded lines as the rest of the series

The 101 Copenhagen Duck Plate rests on a raised

Wing Table Lamp Brasilia The glass is mouth-blown byThe Wing Table Lamp aims its light exactly where it's needed, its polished aluminum shade turning on a fixed stem to redirect the beam toward a desk, a book, or a wall. An aluminum and steel base and stem hold that rotating shade in place, so the light angle changes without moving the lamp itself. Kenneth Bergenblad designed the Wing Table Lamp in the 1980s, naming it for a shade shaped like a bird's wing.