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Re-Surface Design

Strata Table Lamp

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Strata Table Lamp

Why It's Good:

Layers of wood arranged in horizontal layers and paired with a shade of many colors makes for a striking and unique table lamp that you won't find on every other desktop.

Why It's Green:

Re-Surface Design crafts the base of this lamp from salvaged scrap plywood that could have added to the waste stream.

Where To Get It:

www.etsy.com | $325