Marset | Large Mercer Table Lamp w Cotton Shade Encased in Blown Glass
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Los Angeles, CA
ZIP 90012
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Marset | Mercer Table Lamp by Joan Gaspar , 2006
These lights, 15 total, come from a high-end restaurant in Los Angeles on the Sunset Strip that was remodeled while the lights were nearly new. These are the large variant of the Mercer Light that sell for $1800+.
About
"The beauty of the Mercer stems not only from its essential shape, but also from how its materials blend together. The transparent blown glass structure surrounds the textile shade, which seems to float, conveying a sense of airiness and sophistication. Textile shade in Pleated White Cotton."
The Designer
Marset is a Barcelona-based company dedicated to creating warm contemporary lighting with a underlying sense of comfort and character, enhancing otherwise impersonal residential and commercial spaces. The Marset mood is minimalist, subtle, with an aesthetic appeal that stems from an "illuminate, not dazzle" philosophy.
Details:
- Lighting Style: Indirect
- Ribboned cotton shade
- Top Opal glass disc diffuser
- Transparent blown Opal glass base
- Designed by Javier M. Borras, Joan Gaspar
- Designed in 2006
- Material: Blown Glass
- Shade Material: Inner Cotton and Outer Glass
- Location Rating: UL Listed
- Made In Spain
Dimensions: 20.86" H x 14.96" W (top)x 9.45" diameter base
*These lights are in pristine condition. They were removed from the original boxes for a renovation, but never used.*