The Circus range of lamps now comes in a new colour and as a wall sconce.
January 25th, 2015
These Circus lamps by Berlin born, London-based designer Corinna Warm are inspired by the shape of Victorian Circus tents.
Clean, sleek shapes in matte black and white reveal a warm glow as light bounces off the antique gold interior.
Now, the range comes in two new wall light variations. A Grey colour version has also been launched, paired with a matte white interior.
Circus will also soon possess both cool and warm temperature options.
The Circus range of lamps is carried in Hong Kong by Innermost.
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