La Pomme Table Lamp
La Pomme takes its cue from the centuries-old tradition of espalier, where fruit trees are carefully trained along walls and trellises, their branches coaxed into graceful architectural form. Here, the apple tree is rendered in ceramic, its slender limbs bearing fruit in abundance, a sculptural nod to the orchard.
Designed in collaboration with Zac Zimmerman, each lamp in The Espalier Series explores a different garden motif—La Poire, Le Citron, La Pomme, La Grenade, Le Camélia, and La Tomate—reimagining the disciplined beauty of trained fruit trees in sculptural form. The collection reflects a shared interest in the garden as both inspiration and structure, translating botanical forms into objects that feel both composed and ornamental.
Product Details
Material: Pure White English Porcelain
Each piece is produced by hand, resulting in subtle variations in glaze, tone, and proportion. These variations are inherent to the process and contribute to the individuality of each lamp.
Dimensions
Lead Time
Estimated 8–12 Weeks
Made to Order
Lamp / Wiring
Maximum Wattage:
(1) 60W max or LED equivalent
Ships with complimentary incandescent bulb
Electrical:
8’ fabric-wrapped cord with inline switch
Unfinished brass hardware throughout
International wiring available upon request
Rating:
Suitable for dry locations
Shade
Tapered opaque coolie shade included
The shade is proportioned to direct light downward, accentuating the sculptural relief of the porcelain branches. Alternate shade options may be available upon request.
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About the artist
Zac Zimmerman
The work of New York–based ceramic artist Zac Zimmerman explores botanical and natural forms through highly detailed hand-built porcelain sculpture. Each element is shaped and assembled individually, allowing for compositions that blur the line between decorative object and natural specimen.
Unlike wheel-thrown ceramics, Zimmerman primarily works through hand-building, shaping each branch, leaf, and structural element individually before assembling the final piece. This approach allows him to create complex sculptural compositions that blur the line between decroative object and natural specimen.
Wentworth x Zac Zimmerman
The Espalier Series
