Taff Pendant Light in Handblown Glass and Brass

Nicole Lawrence Studio transforms nostalgic design codes into contemporary statements. The Taff brass pendant light captures this philosophy perfectly. Three handblown glass shades cluster around a bronze armature. Each shade bears horizontal ribbing that creates subtle texture variations. The cream-toned glass diffuses light warmly across surfaces. Lawrence collaborated with glassblower Ruth Allen for these unique pieces. No two shades are identical. The hourglass forms reference mid-century modernism while feeling distinctly current. Bronze metalwork provides structural contrast against translucent glass. This handblown glass pendant light demonstrates exceptional Australian craftsmanship.

Contemporary lighting design increasingly values handmade authenticity over mass production. Lawrence's approach resonates with collectors seeking original pieces. The Taff works beautifully in dining spaces or living areas. Its modest scale suits intimate settings without overwhelming. The warm light output complements natural materials and neutral palettes. The Oblist recognizes this brass pendant light as representing Australia's emerging design talent. Lawrence's decade in industrial design informs her material choices. The piece bridges craft revival movements with contemporary functionality. Collectors appreciate lighting that tells stories through making processes.