Ivy Table Battery
Lucie Koldova designed the Ivy Table Battery for Brokis as a study in organic restraint. A slender metal stem branches outward to cradle a hand-blown glass shade, its silhouette drawn from the unhurried spread of ivy. The gesture is quiet but precise.
The lamp is fully portable, running on a rechargeable lithium battery for up to six hours of continuous use. A touch-sensitive interface cycles through three levels of brightness, allowing the light to shift from ambient fill to focused warmth without interruption.
- Hand-blown glass shade in opal or smoke grey
- Base finished in white or anthracite
- Touch-sensitive three-level dimming
- Rechargeable lithium battery, up to six hours
- Suitable for indoor and covered outdoor settings
Koldova's work consistently finds the point where craft and utility share the same form. Here, portability is not a concession to function but a quality designed into the object from the start.
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Ivy Table Battery
Lucie Koldova designed the Ivy Table Battery for Brokis as a study in organic restraint. A slender metal stem branches outward to cradle a hand-blown glass shade, its silhouette drawn from the unhurried spread of ivy. The gesture is quiet but precise.
The lamp is fully portable, running on a rechargeable lithium battery for up to six hours of continuous use. A touch-sensitive interface cycles through three levels of brightness, allowing the light to shift from ambient fill to focused warmth without interruption.
- Hand-blown glass shade in opal or smoke grey
- Base finished in white or anthracite
- Touch-sensitive three-level dimming
- Rechargeable lithium battery, up to six hours
- Suitable for indoor and covered outdoor settings
Koldova's work consistently finds the point where craft and utility share the same form. Here, portability is not a concession to function but a quality designed into the object from the start.
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Lucie Koldova designed the Ivy Table Battery for Brokis as a study in organic restraint. A slender metal stem branches outward to cradle a hand-blown glass shade, its silhouette drawn from the unhurried spread of ivy. The gesture is quiet but precise.
The lamp is fully portable, running on a rechargeable lithium battery for up to six hours of continuous use. A touch-sensitive interface cycles through three levels of brightness, allowing the light to shift from ambient fill to focused warmth without interruption.
- Hand-blown glass shade in opal or smoke grey
- Base finished in white or anthracite
- Touch-sensitive three-level dimming
- Rechargeable lithium battery, up to six hours
- Suitable for indoor and covered outdoor settings
Koldova's work consistently finds the point where craft and utility share the same form. Here, portability is not a concession to function but a quality designed into the object from the start.
