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Add welcome light, colour and a note of refined style to your home décor with this Tiffany inspired bridge floor lamp. Its graceful design will provide an instant focal point wherever you choose to place it in your home.
• Measures 12" deep x 59 3/4" high
• Base has a vintage bronze finish
• Uses 1x75Watt bulb (not included)
• Includes 330 pieces of glass
Shipping Information:
This item is drop shipped via ground courier.
About Fine Art Lighting Fine Art Lighting is a major stained glass product wholesaler in North America, specializing in high quality and contemporary designed stained glass products.
Since 1999, Fine Art Lighting has brought hundreds and thousands of unique products to customers, which have become very popular in the United States and Canada. All lighting fixtures are UL/CUL approved and Fine Art Lighting will be continuing to present beautiful products and great service.
About Tiffany Style Lighting
True Tiffany style lighting is a design technique developed by Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848-1933), who was a painter and glass artist, world renowned for his Art Nouveau style stained glass lamps, which he began creating before the turn of the century.
Tiffany's free-flowing designs, based on colour and nature, challenged the ornate Victorian style that was prevalent at the time. Still popular today, Tiffany inspired creations are timeless stained glass pieces made in very similar ways to the original Louis Comfort Tiffany creations.
The technique involves individual pieces of coloured glass, which are joined together usually by copper foil to create wonderful, timeless lamps, screens, etc.
Tiffany's artistic designs are displayed at museums throughout North America and Europe. Many Tiffany inspired pieces are also museum-worthy, and his tradition and techniques continue today in many home décor items.