Twin Haretreestem Table Lamp with a cream tapered shade above two upright hares flanking a textured tree-like stem.

Twin Haretreestem Table Lamp

£75.00
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Twin Haretreestem Table Lamp with a cream tapered shade above two upright hares flanking a textured tree-like stem.
  • Twin Haretreestem Table Lamp with a cream tapered shade above two upright hares flanking a textured tree-like stem.
  • Close-up of the two facing hares with raised paws, showing the pale mottled finish over fur and bark textures and the oval-looking base.
  • Twin Haretreestem Table Lamp with a cream tapered shade above two upright hares flanking a textured tree-like stem.
  • Close-up of the two facing hares with raised paws, showing the pale mottled finish over fur and bark textures and the oval-looking base.
Twin Haretreestem Table Lamp

Twin Haretreestem Table Lamp

£75.00
Description

The Twin Haretreestem Table Lamp pairs two upright hares with a tree-like stem, turning its lower half into a small woodland scene. Their raised paws and long ears give the sculpted form a lively character, while the pale tapered shade keeps the overall outline simple.
Why You'll Love It
  • Two facing hares make the lamp a focal point for a woodland-inspired setting.
  • Detailed fur and bark textures reward a closer look.
  • A pale tapered shade balances the busy sculptural form below.
Materials & Finish

Resin is the declared material. The sculpted surface has a mottled brown and pale finish that picks out the fur, bark and uneven ground beneath the hares; the shade has a softly textured, cream-coloured appearance.
Dimensions
  • Length: 20cm
  • Height: 48cm
  • Width: 20cm
  • Weight: 1.30kg
What's included
  • Supplier description: With Linen Shade
Care & Use
  • Supplier use notice: Indoor Use Only
Styling Note

Place it on a wooden side table with the hares facing into the room. Pair with plain cream textiles and keep nearby ornaments low so the sculpted scene remains easy to see.
Why We Love It

The raised paws make the two hares feel caught in a moment of movement around the stem.