Lee Broom Chant Surface Wall Light
The Lee Broom Chant Surface Wall Light draws inspiration from the pressed glass bricks that became a signature of 1970s architecture, often found as modern alternatives to stained glass in places of worship. Formed from a single hand-blown glass cube, each piece features a pronounced circular indentation that captures and refracts light in striking ways. Available in clear or frosted glass, the design embodies a sculptural simplicity that reflects Broom’s balance of nostalgia and modernity.
Mounted to a brushed gold or silver flush plate, the Chant Surface Light is as elegant as it is functional, creating a soft, ambient glow that enhances both contemporary and traditional interiors. Its refined materiality and minimalist geometry make it ideal for use in hallways, bedrooms, or as a statement feature in living spaces. Each light is hand-finished in the UK, showcasing Lee Broom’s dedication to craftsmanship and the enduring beauty of architectural glass.
Original: $423.65
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The Lee Broom Chant Surface Wall Light draws inspiration from the pressed glass bricks that became a signature of 1970s architecture, often found as modern alternatives to stained glass in places of worship. Formed from a single hand-blown glass cube, each piece features a pronounced circular indentation that captures and refracts light in striking ways. Available in clear or frosted glass, the design embodies a sculptural simplicity that reflects Broom’s balance of nostalgia and modernity.
Mounted to a brushed gold or silver flush plate, the Chant Surface Light is as elegant as it is functional, creating a soft, ambient glow that enhances both contemporary and traditional interiors. Its refined materiality and minimalist geometry make it ideal for use in hallways, bedrooms, or as a statement feature in living spaces. Each light is hand-finished in the UK, showcasing Lee Broom’s dedication to craftsmanship and the enduring beauty of architectural glass.
