Nambe Concavia Table Tochiere

About the Designer
Karim Rashid Egypt (1960 - )

With some 2500 objects put into production to date, Karim Rashid is one of the most well-known designers. Born in Cairo, Egypt in 1960, he is a leading figure in the fields of product, interior, fashion, furniture, lighting design and art. Designing for an impressive array of clients from Alessi to Dirt Devil, Karim is radically changing the aesthetics of product design and the very nature of the consumer culture. Karim's designs have appeared on MTV, VH1, HGTV, Friends, MTV Europe, The Style Channel, Fine Living and Fashion Television. "If I could design my own body, I would be a mixture of Dr. Spock, the Six-Million- Dollar-Man and Robocop." - Karim Rashid

This table Torchiere adds subtle mystique to sophisticated spaces. The way the base flares at the bottom and sweeps up to a strong vertical finish give this piece a deeply pleasing sense of proportion, and the contrast between the soft mirror sheen of the base and the light emanating from the interior of the frosted or opal glass shade creates a breathtaking unity. Standing two feet high, it is a great way to add flair to under-lit corners, brighten small side tables or emphasize height where ceilings soar.

Features:

• Base material: Nambé Alloy mirror polish
• Shade material: Frosted / Opal glass
• 60 Watt output
• Height: 26"

Alloy Care and Use:

• Light coating of vegetable oil applied to preheated or chilled Nambé Alloy for each use will provide a protective barrier for highly acidic foods and help protect the finish
• Use wooden or soft rubber utensils to avoid scratches
• Remove dust and fingerprints with a soft, damp cloth
• Use care when placing heavier Nambé pieces on glass surfaces
• Never put Nambé Alloy pieces in the microwave
• Do not put Nambé Alloy in the dishwasher or leave in standing water for long periods of time
• Do not leave food in your Nambé Alloy for longer than three hours; food left for long periods will result in discoloration
• Citrus fruits, peeled or unpeeled, can cause discoloration; highly acidic or salty foods, such as dairy, mayonnaise, tomatoes, other fruits, and vinegars, can cause discoloration and/or pitting
• For Candleholders: To remove wax from candleholders, place them in the freezer until chilled and remove wax; wash with a soft cloth in hot soap and water to remove any wax that remains and dry with a soft cloth
• For Peppermills: To clean your mill, wipe its body with a soft, damp cloth; do not immerse it in water; and always allow your mill to dry completely after cleaning and before filling

Glass Care and Use:

• Do not subject glass items to severe temperature changes
• For Candleholders: To remove wax from candleholders, place them in the freezer until chilled and remove wax; wash with a soft cloth in hot soap and water to remove any wax that remains and dry with a soft cloth