Blast from the Past: Puck Table plus a BONUS!

[ One of the exciting features in our soon-to-be-rolled-out website redesign is a brand new section: The Archives.* In anticipation for the glorious rollout, we're posting fun selections from the Archives. Yippee! ]

It's Two-in-One Day! (Yes, I may have just made that up.)

Our next historical gem from the Fire Farm Archives is the Puck table lamp. Designers Adam Pollock and Ben Goldstone introduced said lamp in 1997.

Catalog description:

The rakish tilt of Puck's shade is in playful contrast to its solid brushed steel base. This high illumination task lamp has several shade color options.

And now for the Friday bonus:

The Slice of Light family of table and floor lamps were designed by Elizabeth Meredith and introduced to the Fire Farm family in 1994.

The Slice of Light shades are made of non-flammable glass cloth folded over the frame, secured by red ties along the sides.

* Archived lamps are no longer in production. However, if you absolutely love something in the Archives, it's possible we may have some parts still available, or may be able to apply what you love in a new design. Just ask!


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Blast from the Past: Willow Table Lamp

[ One of the exciting features in our soon-to-be-rolled-out website redesign is a brand new section: The Archives.* In anticipation for the glorious rollout, we're posting fun selections from the Archives. Yippee! ]

... Aaand we're back with a svelte vision from the vault. Introduced in 2001, the Willow was designed by Adam Jackson Pollock.

Catalog description:

The Willow is an exploration in simple joinery; no glue, screws, or fasteners of any kind, except the natural forces of friction, are used in its construction. The elegantly simple frosted shade diffuser is delicately perched on a thin brass stem and brushed aluminum base. It is a great lamp for improving ambient light quality and emotional mood in any setting.

* Archived lamps are no longer in production. However, if you absolutely love something in the Archives, it's possible we may have some parts still available, or may be able to apply what you love in a new design. Just ask!

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Blast from the Past: Verushka Lamps

[ One of the exciting features in our soon-to-be-rolled-out website redesign is a brand new section: The Archives.* In anticipation for the glorious rollout, we're posting fun selections from the Archives. Yippee! ]

Continuing our foray into Fire Farm's lamp history, we come upon the delightful Verushka table lamps and pendants, designed by Boris Jeanrenaud, and introduced to the Fire Farm line in 2001.

Reads the catalog:

Bold yet rigorously minimal, the Verushka lamp is the modern line distilled to its essence. Color Options: Powder Blue, Apple Green, Brown, Purple, or Cobalt Blue.

* Archived lamps are no longer in production. However, if you absolutely love something in the Archives, it's possible we may have some parts still available, or may be able to apply what you love in a new design. Just ask!

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Blast from the Past: Stack Table Lamp

One of the exciting features in our soon-to-be-rolled-out website redesign is a brand new section: The Archives.*

Oodles of lamp designs have come out of Fire Farm in its 20 years of business, and since some designs are no longer in production, we have fun (and get all nostalgic, sniff) looking through our old catalogs. Join us!

In anticipation for the new website, we'll be posting fun selections from the Archives in the coming days and weeks.

We're starting off the spotlight with the Stack Table Lamp. Designed by Elizabeth Meredith, the gorgeous Stack was introduced to Fire Farm's line in 1997. According to the catalog:

The stack lamp emanates a richly textured light from between the hundred layers of white vellum. The stack lamp features a steel base and is available as a table, floor, and pendant.

* Archived lamps are no longer in production. However, if you absolutely love something in the Archives, it's possible we may have some parts still available, or may be able to apply what you love in a new design. Just ask!

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