Image source: Marset — Mercer Table
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Mercer Table
Table lamp with a textile shade inside blown glass, an opal disc on top and an in-line dimmer
2006
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Description
Overview
Mercer Table is the table lamp Joan Gaspar designed for Marset in 2006. A transparent blown glass structure surrounds its textile shade, which seems to float and conveys airiness and sophistication. The fabric inside the diffuser is offered as a cotton ribbon or in a more minimalist pearl white.
Construction
- Structure: blown glass
- Shade: textile
- Opal diffuser disc on the upper part
- Black fabric electrical cord, plug-in
- Dimmer: integrated, progressive, in-line
Story
Glass around a textile shade
An opal diffuser disc sits on the upper part of the lamp, and the textile shade is surrounded by clear blown glass.
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