Lincoln Lamp Stls

Named the way interiors ranges name things, the Lincoln is a table lamp in the traditional shape: a broad foot rising through a stepped, turned column into a narrow neck, with the profile doing the decorative work instead of applied ornament. It is a design that reads as furniture rather than as a novelty print, which is rarer in printable lighting than it should be. That makes it a hallway and side-table piece. It sits well on a console by the front door, on a bedside cabinet, or at the end of a sideboard in a room where the other lamps came from a shop and this one did not. For makers who want to furnish a room from the printer rather than fill it with gadgets, a lamp body like this is the obvious place to begin.