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Sail takes a heavy material and asks it to look caught in the wind. Oak is dense and slow; the ambition was a plane that seems to lean, as though a gust had just passed through the room.
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Sculptural floor light · Oak · Enquiry only
A tall oak sail, heavily charred, then KIME-brushed back to a natural wood colour.
One of one - the photographs show the actual object offered.
Dimensions: H 1250 × W 335 × D 570 mm
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The Story Behind the Piece
Sail takes a heavy material and asks it to look caught in the wind. Oak is dense and slow; the ambition was a plane that seems to lean, as though a gust had just passed through the room.
At 1250 mm high the sail is read from across a room. Its curve is generous on one face and tight on the other, so the object changes weight completely depending on where you stand.
Light is held on the inner face of the curve and never aimed outwards. The body is heavily charred and then brushed back to a natural oak colour, so the warm inner face appears to float against the darker base.
Oak has the strength to hold a tall, thin plane without support, and its coarse grain survives deep charring: after brushing, the rings stand proud as a physical texture in warm natural tones.
The sail is shaped first, then heavily charred so the flame follows the curve, and finally brushed back with the KIME treatment until the natural oak colour and grain stand proud.
Specifications

At 1250 mm tall and 570 mm deep, Sail stands beside a sofa or in a corner as a vertical counterweight to low furniture. Allow roughly a metre of clear wall behind it so the curve is not flattened by other objects.
Dimensions: H 1250 × W 335 × D 570 mm
A natural material
Wood is a natural material. Grain, texture, tone and individual markings vary from piece to piece. This object is one of one, and the photographs show the actual piece being offered.
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