Alton Ceiling Light with Opal White Shade in Brass
Add warmth and elegance to your space with the Alton series, where golden tones contrast beautifully against Nordic minimalism. This refined collection pairs opal white glass with fine brushed brass accents, creating a graceful harmony between form and finish. The combination of warm metals and soft, frosted glass continues to trend in interiors, offering timeless style with a contemporary edge.
The Alton ceiling lamp is a striking example of this balance—an exceptional piece that blends exclusive brass detailing with mouth-blown white opal glass. Perfect for entrances and hallways, it welcomes guests with a glare-free, ambient glow that instantly creates a cosy, inviting atmosphere.
Each glass shade is individually mouth-blown and hand crafted, resulting in unique variations such as air bubbles or subtle differences in thickness. These characteristics add to the charm of the lamp, giving it a vivid, organic quality that reflects the artistry behind its design.
Original: $89.82
-65%$89.82
$31.44
Description
Add warmth and elegance to your space with the Alton series, where golden tones contrast beautifully against Nordic minimalism. This refined collection pairs opal white glass with fine brushed brass accents, creating a graceful harmony between form and finish. The combination of warm metals and soft, frosted glass continues to trend in interiors, offering timeless style with a contemporary edge.
The Alton ceiling lamp is a striking example of this balance—an exceptional piece that blends exclusive brass detailing with mouth-blown white opal glass. Perfect for entrances and hallways, it welcomes guests with a glare-free, ambient glow that instantly creates a cosy, inviting atmosphere.
Each glass shade is individually mouth-blown and hand crafted, resulting in unique variations such as air bubbles or subtle differences in thickness. These characteristics add to the charm of the lamp, giving it a vivid, organic quality that reflects the artistry behind its design.
