Tree Lamp

Built around the shape of a tree: a trunk rising into a canopy that takes the place of a conventional shade, so the light comes through branching structure instead of a plain drum. It belongs to the small family of printed lighting pieces that are as much sculpture as fitting — switched off, it still reads as an object worth having on the sideboard. Lamps of this sort suit the corner of a room that wants a second, gentler light rather than the main one: a bedside table, a shelf behind a sofa, a hallway console. The tree motif carries an obvious seasonal pull too, though it is not literal enough that anyone need pack it away in January. Supplied as one file, and a sensible first step for anyone who has printed decor but not yet tried lighting.