Traditional Forged Wall Lamp (OGD98)

OGD98 is built around a large decorative back plate, which is the widest part of the lamp. From it, a forged frame carries a lantern with muntins on the glass.

It is made entirely of steel by traditional forging methods.

Art Nouveau lines on the bracket

The lantern has a small roof and glazing bars and hangs from a bracket of scrolls and Art Nouveau lines fixed to the plate. Graphite steel with a bluish sheen looks good on plaster, as in the photo. The sconce suits manor-style and Art Nouveau houses, and the colour of the lantern and the bracket can be changed.

A bluish sheen on graphite

The bluish sheen of the graphite steel changes with the light during the day, and the wide back plate makes the sconce look substantial even on a large facade. Every scroll of the bracket is forged by hand.