Lamps
A solid natural stone lamp is, first of all, a mass. Three kilos for a wall light, one hundred and fifty for a large floor lamp. You do not move it every six months, and that is the point: it is installed once, and it stays.
Each base is hand-cut in our workshop in the Hauts-de-France region, from a block of solid limestone, then assembled with a brass rod and socket.
Three sizes, depending on the height of the furniture
- Sideboard lamps — 30 to 35 cm base. For a sideboard, an entryway console, a desk or a bedside table.
- Low-furniture lamps — 50 to 55 cm base. For a low cabinet, a sideboard or a console.
- Floor lamps — 120 cm base. Standing on the floor, they hold a living-room corner on their own.
Three styles, two stones
Tubular for the cylindrical line, Polystone for polygonal facets, Raw for split stone. Each design comes in Brétigny stone Fine Rock, with a fine grain and off-white tones, and in Saint-Maximin stone, brighter, in creams and golden beiges. To compare the materials, see our stone guide.
Two blocks are never quite alike. Shades and relief vary from one lamp to the next: that is the nature of natural stone, not a defect. To top them off, discover our COREP lampshades.
