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5111 Santa Fe St., Suite L
San Diego, CA 92109 , United States
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David Weeks Tripod floor lamp, model 303
$ 4,800
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Description
Few contemporary lighting designers have redefined modern illumination as elegantly as David Weeks. Known for balancing sculptural form with mechanical precision, Weeks’ lighting designs blur the line between functional object and kinetic art. This striking three-arm floor lamp, produced by David Weeks Studio LLC in the 21st century, perfectly embodies that philosophy with its refined engineering, graceful silhouette, and understated color palette.
Executed in custom pale pink anodized aluminum with nickel-plated steel construction, the lamp possesses an unexpected softness that distinguishes it from the more commonly encountered black or industrial finishes. The subtle blush tone lends warmth without overwhelming a space, allowing the lamp to function equally well as a sculptural statement or an elegant source of task lighting.
Three independently adjustable arms radiate from the central stem, each terminating in a finely proportioned spun aluminum shade. Every arm pivots and rotates independently, allowing light to be directed precisely where it is needed. The exposed mechanical joints celebrate their engineering rather than conceal it, reflecting Weeks’ fascination with movement, flexibility, and honest construction.
The lamp’s slender tripod-inspired base creates remarkable visual lightness, giving the impression that the fixture floats effortlessly above the floor despite its impressive scale. From every angle, the composition changes subtly as the arms are repositioned, transforming the piece into a dynamic sculptural installation that evolves with its environment.
Constructed from anodized aluminum and nickel-plated steel, the lamp showcases the exceptional material quality and meticulous craftsmanship for which David Weeks Studio is renowned. Whether placed beside a contemporary sofa, in a reading corner, or within a curated modern interior, it offers both dramatic architectural presence and highly functional illumination.
A sophisticated example of contemporary American lighting design, this rare custom-colored David Weeks floor lamp represents an opportunity to acquire a work by one of the most influential lighting designers of the twenty-first century—where innovation, precision engineering, and timeless modern aesthetics converge.
Dimensions:
72 H × 30 W × 36 D inches
183 × 76 × 91 cm -
More Information
Documentation: Signed Period: New Styles / Movements: Modern, Contemporary Incollect Reference #: 878251 -
Dimensions
W. 30 in; H. 72 in; D. 36 in; W. 76.2 cm; H. 182.88 cm; D. 91.44 cm;
Message from Seller:
FURNITURE SHOULD BE FUNCTIONAL ART, YOUR HOME SHOULD BE THE PERFECT RETREAT. Hobbs Modern is the premier mid century modern furniture dealer in San Diego, CA. We hand-select and curate each piece of our inventory which represents the iconic and exemplary Danish, American, and Brazilian vintage modern design with a relentless pursuit of restoration perfection and historical accuracy. Our passion is to breathe new life into vintage pieces. We ship nationwide.
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