During the swinging 1960s, the Woodville Table Lamp would have been a futuristic design. Today, it is classically modern. Ian Thornton was manipulating conical shapes and metal discs when he came up with the chic profile of this tan table lamp. The grain of the ash wood is enhanced by the classic honey finish, and the antique brass finish on the metal draws out the darker tones in the fingerprints of the natural material. The grasscloth shade, perfectly in scale with the base, is in sync with the paler tones in the wood.

During the swinging 1960s, the Woodville Table Lamp would have been a futuristic design. Today, it is classically modern. Ian Thornton was manipulating conical shapes and metal discs when he came up with the chic profile of this tan table lamp. The grain of the ash wood is enhanced by the classic honey finish, and the antique brass finish on the metal draws out the darker tones in the fingerprints of the natural material. The grasscloth shade, perfectly in scale with the base, is in sync with the paler tones in the wood.