Westcott Arc Table Lamp in Aged Brass & Linen

When form is this elegant, light becomes the secondary luxury.

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Product Description

With its sweeping brass curve and tailored linen shade, The Westcott Arc Table Lamp recalls the elegance of East Coast interiors—where architecture and atmosphere are always in quiet conversation.

This sculptural piece bridges classic and coastal: think Federal moldings and grasscloth walls, paneled libraries and breezy porches. The aged brass feels grounded and intentional, while the natural linen softens the geometry with a warm, diffused glow.

At 30.5" high and 18.5" wide, Westcott is substantial without shouting—its silhouette nods to traditional forms, but its restraint makes it distinctly modern. Whether styled beside a canopy bed or on a rattan-wrapped console, it’s the kind of lighting that completes a room without competing for attention.

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Style Advice from Rachel Blindauer

I often use The Westcott Table Lamp to bring contrast and curve into symmetrical spaces. Its arc balances boxy nightstands and flat-front cabinetry, while the linen shade pairs beautifully with layered textures like woven cane, boucle, and marble.

Because the silhouette is open, it’s ideal for smaller spaces where visual weight needs to be managed. It’s equally at home in a Nantucket guest room or a Charleston study—places where the architecture speaks softly, and the styling follows suit.

Let the brass age naturally for patina, or keep it polished for a more tailored look. Either way, it earns its place in the room.

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Specifications

Dimensions & Details

• Width/Diameter: 18.5"

• Height: 30.5"

• Weight: 3.74 lb

• Finish: Aged Brass

• Shade Material: Linen

• Top/Bottom Diameter: 4.5" / 12" (est.)

• Shade Height: 8.5" (est.)

Electrical

• Plug-In: Yes

• UL Rating: UL Dry

• Socket: E26 Medium Base

• Bulb Type: B11 (not included)

• Max Wattage: 15W

• Voltage: 120V

• Cord Length: 96–120"

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For those who appreciate where the details come from—whether they echo Federal architecture or the salt-air simplicity of rattan-wrapped retreats.