Deneb Console Pair — Mantel
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NAVERZIX Lamps — pools of evening
Pairs are a discipline, not a duplicate; the Deneb keeps it — two lamps from one hour of the works, shades sewn from one bolt of silk, and both prices stated when a single would do.
Lamp bases are turned, cast or blown in the same works as the chandeliers — solid brass with real weight in the foot, blown glass with the maker's swirl caught mid-turn, stone drilled true. Shades are sewn in our atelier: silk over brass ring frames, seams rolled by hand, linings chosen so the lit lamp flatters the room and the faces in it.
Design & Craft
- Pairs balanced to one visual weight
- True pairs made in the same session, ageing together
- Bases turned, cast or blown in the chandelier works
- Mantel and console scales in honest centimetres
- Silk shades sewn over brass rings in our atelier
- Shades, cords and parts stocked fifteen years
Specifications
| Scale | Mantel pair |
| Pairing | Same-session true pair |
| Shades | One bolt, matched |
| Light | E14 LED filament, 2700 K |
| Weight | ≈ 13.0 kg |
| Warranty | 5 yr; shades stocked 15 |
Care
Brass bases follow the house rule — polish or patina, never both. Stone and glass bases want coasters' logic: lift, don't drag, and felt renewed yearly from the care kit.
Bulbs matter: stay at 2700 K and the stated wattage ceiling. The photometric card in the box names the bulb the design was tuned for; the room notices substitutions.
Questions, Answered
How stable are the tall floor lamps?
Every floor lamp passes our elbow test: weighted foot, low centre, and felt that grips rather than skates. Weights are stated per listing, and rugs deeper than 25 mm get a wider foot at order.
What bulb does the lamp take?
The photometric card names the bulb each design was tuned for — usually an E14 or E27 LED filament at 2700 K. Stay at or under the stated wattage and the shade keeps its colour for decades.
The NAVERZIX Promise
One contract, one schedule, one responsible person from survey to the first switch-on; fixed dates in writing, delays compensated rather than excused.