"Light punctures the cylindrical shade through a pattern of holes based on the stamps used by shoemakers to create 'broguing' decoration, which was originally added to allow water to drain from the shoes" - Alyn Griffiths
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Brogue Light by Daniel Schofield for Deadgood
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How lovely is this light designed by Daniel Schofield? He makes use of laser cut leather that has been stitched together using traditional British shoe-making techniques.
"Light punctures the cylindrical shade through a pattern of holes based on the stamps used by shoemakers to create 'broguing' decoration, which was originally added to allow water to drain from the shoes" - Alyn Griffiths
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