The Schoolhouse Ion Lamp is available in three design styles -- the Workshop Edition, the Pittburgh Edition and the Portland Edition. Priced at $149, each lamp experiments with different base materials and finishes.
While the Workshop Edition lamps consist of spun steel bases and navy blue and clear coated shades, the Pittsburgh Edition lamp is inspired by the city's Detective Building. The lamp also boasts a Pittsburgh name plate and a cast iron base along with a hand-spun steel body and a high-gloss butterscotch finish. Lastly, the Portland Edition collection features lamps with a cast iron base in solid brass and white porcelain finishes.
Drawing inspiration from vintage Edison bulb fixtures, the Schoolhouse Ion Lamp collection marries high quality craftsmanship with practicality. The collection's lamps can all be purchased via the Schoolhouse web shop.
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The Schoolhouse Ion Lamp is Available in 3 Design Options
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