Garland Shade Light By Tord Boontje

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Garland Shade Light By Tord Boontje

Feb 9, 2012 by

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This cascading floral Garland Shade reflects Dutch designer Tord Boontje’s admiration for the intricate, romantic aesthetic of 17th and 18th century objects.

The shade’s delicately etched leaves and flowers are made of polished brass garland and created using computerized production processes. The shade secures to the base with a simple clip and may be expanded in size and form.

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Source: GARLAND + BENEDICT.

I’ve had a Tord Boontje Garland light (this is the black chrome finish) for several years, but for the most part it’s just been sitting in a tangled clump in a box since we moved into the house. The standard way to hang it is on a bare bulb suspended by a cord, but with our high ceilings, the proportions wind up looking really skimpy and just too dangly.

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