Geometria Table Lamp by Jim Schatz with J Schatz Studio — Cocoa Blue with linen shade

Geometria Table Lamp by Jim Schatz — angle

Geometria Table Lamp by Jim Schatz — Cocoa Blue base detail

Geometria Table Lamp by Jim Schatz — Sage Green with shade

Geometria Table Lamp by Jim Schatz — Sage Green angle

Geometria Table Lamp by Jim Schatz — in scale

Geometria Table Lamp by Jim Schatz — Walnut Black with shade

Geometria Table Lamp by Jim Schatz — Walnut Black angle

Geometria Table Lamp by Jim Schatz — Walnut Black opposite angle

Geometria Table Lamps

$950.00

by Jim Schatz

The Geometria Table Lamp treats simple geometry as a sculptural problem — intersecting ceramic volumes resolved into a single cubic base. Subtle variations in glaze and surface make every piece different within the edition. Paired with a white linen shade that diffuses the light, the lamp reads equally as object and illumination.

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Specifications

DESIGNER

Jim Schatz

COLLECTION

Geometria

ORIGIN

United States

PRODUCTION

Limited Edition

DATE

2025

LEAD TIME

1-2 Weeks

MATERIALS

Stoneware, Glaze, Linen Shade, Lighting Components, Cork Bottom

DIMENSIONS

L 8" x W 8" x H 16"
Base: L 6" x W 6" x H 5"
Shade: Dia. 8" x H 8"

WEIGHT

6 lbs

ILLUMINATION

UL-Listed E26 Pull Chain Socket on Fabric Cord. 28W LED Max.

Downloads

Tearsheet

Geometria Collection

Objects

Geometria Bowls

$275.00

by Jim Schatz

Slab-built white stoneware, finished by hand in layered glaze. Each bowl reduces form to essentials: a circle, a half-moon, a split disc, held inside a field of color. The work sits between serving ware and still life.

Each piece is titled by the glaze recipe that produced its surface, a record of how the work was made. One of a kind, 12 inches in diameter.

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Geometria Platters

from $225.00

by Jim Schatz with J Schatz Studio

Slab-built white stoneware, finished by hand in layered glaze. Each platter reduces form to essentials: a circle, a half-moon, a suspended shape, held inside a field of color. The work sits between serving ware and still life.

Each piece is titled by the glaze recipe that produced its surface, a record of how the work was made. One of a kind, in three diameters.

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