Victoria Aged Brass cordless table lamp by Neoz

This cordless table lamp by lighting brand Neoz features a distinguished brass body combining antique character with practicality for restaurant and bar settings.

The Victoria Aged Brass lamp combines the Victoria’s classic column base with Neoz‘s proprietary aged finish, which involves working into the metal rather than coating over it, creating an authentic look that is individual to each lamp and will continue to develop over time.

Victoria Aged Brass cordless table lamp by Neoz
The Victoria Aged Brass table lamp brings heritage character

Designed in-house, the Victoria table lamp is completed with a shade in either glass or fabric that helps create a focused downlight and soft, diffused side light well-suited to restaurant dining.

The parts are user-replaceable, allowing proprietors to easily service and keep them in use for years, while Neoz’s Cordless Lamp Lock lets the lamp be discreetly fixed to the table for security on bar tops or street-facing tables.

Victoria Aged Brass cordless table lamp by Neoz
It has recently been used in restaurant bar Mamani

The Victoria Aged Brass lamps have recently been used by Bryan O’Sullivan Studio in its design for Mamani, an upmarket restaurant and bar in Dallas with an aesthetic informed by the Italian and French rivieras.

“Neoz lamps are designed with a sense of refinement and grace, which is why we are drawn to them,” said Bryan O’Sullivan Studio managing director José Rodríguez.

“They are beautifully simple fixtures that can integrate seamlessly into a wide range of dining concepts.”

Product details

Product: Victoria Aged Brass table lamp
Designers: Peter Ellis, Gabriel Tam and Tammy Chiew
Brand: Neoz
Contact: sales@neoz.com.au

Materials: forged and polished aged brass base with fabric or glass shade. Optional leather sleeve
Colours/finishes: cotton, pleated silk, green glass, amber glass, frosted glass (shade)
Dimensions: 275 x 120 millimetres (fabric shade) or 230 x 116 millimetres (glass shade)

Photography by William Jess Laird