Arundel Table Lamp 40 Floor & Table Lamps In Common With

Arundel Table Lamp

By Nick Ozemba & Felicia Hung, for In Common With

Arundel Table Lamp

By Nick Ozemba & Felicia Hung, For In Common With

$850.00

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Black Shade

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Arundel Table Lamp

SPEC #: ICW960520

ID: AR-100071

Designed by Nick Ozemba & Felicia HungRead Bio

The Arundel Table Lamp features a shade that appears to be the tip of a sphere sliced halfway between the center and top of the sphere allowing it to emit more light onto the machined base. Mix and match base finish and shade color for a custom look. A rotary dimmer is built into the base.

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Finish: Black, Bone, Oxide Red, Peach, Reed Green

Color: Black Shade, Bone Shade, Oxide Red Shade, Peach Shade, Reed Green Shade

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Based in Brooklyn, In Common With draws from the midcentury and Scandinavian modern movements to create something chic and classic. Their blend of materials and strikingly simple forms ensure that each fixture stands the test of time, and looks great doing it.

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Designers Nick Ozemba and Felicia Hung are longtime friends whose shared approach to design is rooted in collaboration, curiosity, and a deep respect for craftsmanship. Based in Brooklyn, the duo brings a thoughtful, material-driven perspective to contemporary lighting and furniture design, balancing refined modern forms with warmth and restraint. Their work reflects a belief that good design is as much about atmosphere and feeling as it is about function.

Together, Ozemba and Hung design and produce their collections under In Common With, working closely with New York-based artisans to explore glass, metal, and natural materials. Their lighting emphasizes proportion, texture, and the quality of light itself, resulting in pieces that feel quietly expressive and enduring.