Leo Sentou

Flambeau Wall Light

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In eighteenth-century France, the cassolette was a small vase-shaped vessel for burning perfume, often fitted with a reversible lid that turned it into a candle holder, and among the most refined objects produced by the Paris bronziers. Antoine-Philippe Pajot’s wall-mounted version gives the Flambeau its starting point, its name taken from the French word for a torch or candlestick. Léo Sentou retains the idea of a vessel held out from the wall and carries it into contemporary materials. The bowl is carved from alabaster, a soft, fine-grained stone used for lamps since antiquity for its ability to glow when lit from within. Honed rather than polished, its surface diffuses the light evenly and warmly. Mounted in pairs along a corridor, either side of a mirror or in a bedroom, it brings a quiet, candlelit quality to a room.

Wall lamp in hammered patinated brass
Bowl in veined alabaster

Bespoke Fabrics and Colours upon request
W 16 x D 18.5 x H 34 cm / W 6.3″ x D 7.3″ x H 13.4″

Electrification: Can be electrified for the country of your choice upon request
CE Certification: Yes
UL Listed: No
IP Certification: Yes, IP20. Not suitable for outdoor or bathroom use
Dimmable: No
Light Source Included: No
Socket: E14

Handmade in Portugal
Production lead time: 16 weeks (including holiday season closures)
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Flambeau Wall Light
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