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Anchor: Ridge Wall Sconce
Introducing Anchor’s lighting offering with the addition of Ridge, the latest ceramic wall light range from Anchor.
The grounded, three sided form brings warmth, texture and a refined simplicity to interior spaces. Four new surface offerings, developed for Ridge, complement and expand the current Anchor glaze palette. Availbale in deep red offering (called Iron Ore in the Ridge range), new colour addition to Anchor. The other three finishes, including the raw clay body finish called Sediment will also work well with a range of materials and finishes.
Ridge is Anchor’s first lighting product that utilises a proprietary ceramic material comprised of 100% recycled post-industrial waste.
Ridge is now available to order. View in our London showroom or contact us for more information.
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