Cubozoa Table Lamp

A luminous tribute to the enigmatic box jellyfish, this sculptural lamp captures fluid grace in a form both delicate and bold. The rich warmth of jarrah, softened by boucle knit and calico, creates a tactile balance of strength and lightness. Resting with quiet authority on any surface, it offers more than illumination by becoming a living sculpture breathing warmth into its surroundings.

Features:

• A sculptural ode to the box jellyfish
• Jarrah wood paired with boucle and calico
• Compact scale with a gentle, glowing light
• Each piece is wholly unique and made to order
• Timber can be wiped with a damp cloth to remove dust; every 3-5 years (or when appearing dry) it is recommended to refresh timber with one coat of hardwax oil
• Designed by Curtis Bloxsidge

Details:

• Bulb Included: No
• Socket Size: E14
• Recommended Bulb: 2.5W Candle Frosted Globe
• Color Temperature: 2700K
• International electrical connections available
• Customizations Available: No

Materials:

• Jarrah, hardwax oil, cotton boucle knit, calico, electrical components

Measurements:

• Dimensions (in): 7.87L x 7.87W x 13.98H
• Dimensions (cm): 20L x 20W x 35.5H
• Weight (kg): 1.5 (approximately)

Product Care:

• Timber can be wiped with a damp cloth and natural spray to remove dust from daily use.
• Every 3-5 years or when appearing dry, it is recommended to refresh timber with one coat of hardwax oil.
• Refrain from harsh chemical sprays and take care to prevent scratches by avoiding brushing timber with any abrasive materials.
• Although the finish is water resistant, avoid sustained contact with liquids.
• Knit can be lightly wiped, dusted or vacuumed to remove dust from daily use.
• Avoid snagging fabric with pointed or abrasive materials. Spot clean any marks with a damp cloth by gently dabbing.

Shipping info:

• Made to order
• Production Lead Time: 8-10 weeks
• Customs and duties may still apply at delivery, depending on your location. To read more about our policies please click here.

Each piece is unique. Natural variations may occur due to materiality, with jarrah ranging from light red to dark brownish red hues. No knitted piece is the same.