LOOM Sculptural Table Lamp

$89.00

Designed for interiors that feel warm, calm, and thoughtfully styled, the LOOM Sculptural Table Lamp brings soft ambient light through a stacked square diffuser with a refined woven texture and an interchangeable base.

The softly rounded stacked form creates depth and dimension when illuminated, with light filtering through the woven surface to produce a warm, layered glow. Its sculptural shape gives LOOM a distinctive architectural presence that feels more like a design object than a traditional table lamp.

The interchangeable textured base allows the lamp to adapt to different interiors and personal styles. Choose Graphite Gray for an understated, architectural finish or Sunny Orange for a warmer, more playful accent.

Compact, sculptural, and easy to style, LOOM is made for everyday atmosphere. Use it as a bedside glow, a soft desk companion, a shelf accent, or a statement piece for your favorite corner.

Features

• Sculptural stacked square diffuser with woven texture
• Soft diffused ambient lighting
• Interchangeable textured base design
• Graphite Gray and Sunny Orange base options
• Warm layered glow for bedrooms, desks, shelves, and side tables
• Compact tabletop size with designer-inspired presence
• USB-powered 001 LED light
• Adjustable brightness
• 3 selectable light tones
• Produced individually in small batches
• 3D printed, hand-assembled, finished, and tested in San Francisco
• Designed with a minimalist, modern, and Scandinavian-inspired aesthetic

Dimensions

Approximately 11.4” H × 5.1” W

Base diameter: 4.7”

Warm, sculptural, and softly architectural, the LOOM Sculptural Table Lamp brings a layered designer glow to nightstands, consoles, desks, shelves, and reading corners. Its stacked square diffuser features a refined woven texture that softens the light beautifully, while the interchangeable base lets you customize the look with colors that match your space.

Address

San Francisco, California

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