This large table lamp takes stylistic cues from Art Deco and Art Nouveau and combines them into something contemporary. The aesthetic is bold but congruent. This lamp's conservative color palette would go nicely in a black and white room or any space utilizing black as an accent color or main theme. 

Arches extending upward from the feet give way to subtle parabolic contours in the body, an abstract suggestion of streamlined architectural features. The lacquered finish is jet black and glossy, and decorated in the "doghair" fashion of white grain accent on ebonized oak. The visible grain of the base coupled with the raw shade Danielle has constructed of a vintage hemp/cotton blend assert the organic origin of the materials, bringing equilibrium and detail worthy of a second look.