Through a series of table lamps, Somewhere in the Middle, To the Top and Rest, Anastassiades pays homage to Carl Jacob Jucker and Wilhelm Wagenfeld's MT8 lamp (also known as the Bauhaus lamp). It was designed in 1924 and is one of the purest expressions of Bauhaus theory. The "borrowed" cut opaline sphere rests on different configurations of identical brass sections, arranged like perfectly balanced building blocks that are about to be knocked off and tumble down.

Satin brass, satin nickel or black-patinated brass, Mouth blown opaline glass, Black silk flex inline switch

14 7/10" W x 7 7/10" H

Provided with 98 1/2" cord set