Weathered Copper Pendant Edison Loft Lamp - Vintage Industrial Hanging Light - Mix And Match
This beautifully rustic pendant will light the way on any interior design journey you might have. With a vintage-inspired untreated Copper shade, this is a pendant with a whole lot of heart. Complete the look with a glowing Edison bulb, not included. Includes 5 ft of cloth cord the color of your choice for hardwired option with a canopy (Brass, Steel, Copper or more styles and finishes upon request). Different sockets and switches also available. Pendant Dimensions: 8" Diam. x 3.5" H Uses: 1x 250W max. bulb (not included) This piece is treated with rubbed wax to prevent further corrosion, untreated, lacquered or polished options are also available upon request. Any imperfections present on the lamp are inherent to the handmade nature of this re-purposed light. Due to being hand-spun Shade tones may vary for the one pictured and might show manufacture marks ie, smudges, tiny scratches. Most of my pieces are made with unfinished metals, therefore they will tarnish over time. Patina only adds character to the piece, but if tarnish is not desired wax or mineral oils can be applied regularly.
Material
- steel
Style
- industrial
- rustic
Base
- metal
Function
- loft
Meet the Maker
Jay Lana
Retro Steam Works
I have been creating unique lighting for several years now, I specialize in custom finishes and hard to find sizes and designs; if you need a specific design I will be happy to work with you to achieve the desired piece.
My finishes are done by hand on solid materials, I don't fake brass or copper finishes on steel; whenever I do custom finishes I do them on real metals, ie; copper, brass.
My work can be found around the globe and throughout the US and Canada, besides individual clients I also have worked with commercial clients such as: Bose - Remodel Moore - Kindred Interiors - C3 Group - We Came in Peace - Consort Homes - NYC Best Bars group - Orchard Lane Studio - KP Designs & Associates - Freiheit Arquitecture - Zio and Sons - Workshop Denver, Fearins | Welch Interior Design to name a few.
Artist Statement (my sculptural luminaries):
Jay Lana is a Florida based, self-taught artist who works with reclaimed materials to create award-winning, functional art.
Mainly guided by intuition, each unique piece he creates tells a story of time and place, the materials used in each piece provides it with qualities such as strength, grace, balance, and endurance.
He has worked from his own studio since late 2013, since then his pieces have been featured in art galleries, juried art festivals; as well as international and national publications.
His art is also sought after by private collectors nationwide as well as internationally.
He firmly believes that the collector's satisfaction is entirely in his hands, thus he strives for a high level of integrity in his work.
Customer Reviews
andrew simino
Oct 6, 2017Jay was very knowledgeable about his products and willing to customize two light fixtures in a timely manner. Packaging was thoughtful and appreciated. Very helpful.
Ellen Schlette
Nov 21, 2015My project turned out wonderfully! Jay was fantastic to work with- he understood what I was looking for and translated those ideas perfectly. His prices were very reasonable. The fixture arrived very well packed and in a timely fashion. Thanks so much Jay!
Michael Lee
Mar 23, 2020Jay made a beautiful custom light for our walk-in closet. He took requirements & specifications from our designer and provided the perfect solution for the oddly positioned electrical box. Light was well constructed, expertly shipped, and reasonably priced.
Chris Meyers
Mar 31, 2019Second piece I have commissioned from Retro Steamworks and very cool. Functional and as promised. Delivered on time for a birthday which was a little rushed. Thanks Jay!
Chris Meyers
Mar 31, 2019Jay was super helpful and comunicative up front. By the time we finalized the project I knew exactly what to expect and that’s what he delivered. The piece is beautiful and exactly what we needed for our space. Thanks Jay!