Fenland table lamp by Stewart Hearn
8th July 2014
First exclusive viewing of a new table lamp by British studio glass maker Stewart Hearn, now available to experience in our showroom.
Hearn has used his unique craft to manipulate the weight, colour and optical qualities of these statement pieces, which will fit effortlessly into any contemporary or classical interior. The lamp body has been astutely designed to be oval in form, making them perfectly suited to both expansive and limited spaces. The warm glow emanating from the Fenland lamp will welcome you home in the hallway, bedroom or drawing room adding unassuming beauty which subtly commands attention whether the light is on or off.
Fenland available in two sizes, Small 76cm height and Large 92cm height.
Detail of Fenland lamp
Also by Stewart Hearn – Westmoreland lamp collection. Please call for full catalogue.
About Stewart Hearn, b 1963
Stewart Hearn is a highly respected Cambridgeshire based glassmaker and designer. He has established a professional practice of over twenty-five years, developed during his experience of working with some of Britain’s best master glassmakers. In 2002, he co-founded and is now sole owner of London Glassworks.
Hearn has used his unique craft to manipulate the weight, colour and optical qualities of these statement pieces, which will fit effortlessly into any contemporary or classical interior. The lamp body has been astutely designed to be oval in form, making them perfectly suited to both expansive and limited spaces. The warm glow emanating from the Fenland lamp will welcome you home in the hallway, bedroom or drawing room adding unassuming beauty which subtly commands attention whether the light is on or off.
Fenland available in two sizes, Small 76cm height and Large 92cm height.
Detail of Fenland lamp
Also by Stewart Hearn – Westmoreland lamp collection. Please call for full catalogue.
About Stewart Hearn, b 1963
Stewart Hearn is a highly respected Cambridgeshire based glassmaker and designer. He has established a professional practice of over twenty-five years, developed during his experience of working with some of Britain’s best master glassmakers. In 2002, he co-founded and is now sole owner of London Glassworks.