Collection: Sarah Lock

Sarah Lock's lamps are both turned and painted on her old UNION JUBILEE Lathe, each is made individually to a unique finish in small batches.

Shapes and colours change and evolve through an active search for a harmonious balance between the lamps form and it’s painted decoration, fed by Sarah's observations and preoccupations with the world around her, and her interest in art, craft, design and fashion. The lamps range from colourful polychrome stripes and finest handpainted lines to monochrome, minimal and tonal finishes. Though designs are repeated many times, each lamp will ultimately be unique in (it’s) form and colour.

Sarah's decorative wooden lighting and woodturnings are produced entirely by herself in her workshop studiospace in central Brighton, U.K. She can often make use of waste timber from furniture making and this timber is often European oak, walnut and cherry. She paints with artists quality acrylic paints and finishes with a natural wax.

All lamps are wired with decorative fabric covered twisted flex and fitted with either a safer switched lampholder or with a plain lampholder and an inline switch, supplied with a plug for use in the UK. The lamps conform to BS EN 60598-2-4 and have been assessed as meeting this standard by the Lighting Association.