Objects of Virtue - Sconce, Terracotta Floral

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Objects of Virtue - Sconce, Terracotta FloralHandcrafted by Australian ceramicist David Suckling, the Objects of Virtue sconce is a natural evolution of his celebrated series of sculptural vessels. Each piece is a testament to Sucklings mastery of form, texture, and material, blending artistry with quiet functionality. Designed as a ceramic shade only, this piece is made to be mounted to a wall surface over an installed light fitting. Its organic silhouette and tactile surface bring a sense of

proportion

rendered in a distinctly different material

A compact miscellany of irregular 3D truncated square like prisms

while the chrome fittings add a refined contrast

A thin fringe row decorates the edges

The Phantom Hands re-edition is based on the prototype version at No

a continuation of the iconic no

the lamp was designed to highlight an artefact placed on the stone base

the materials that evoke certain moods - all these play a vital part in the design of a home by Arent & Pyke

created in Mexico in the 1940s and ’50s

Arent & Pyke: Interiors Beyond the Primary Palette exemplifies how a thoughtfully designed space has the power to generate a sense of grounding

Sculptural in presence yet subtle in tone