Pambadan Sconce
Designer:
Alexander Lamont
The Pambadan Sconce by Alexander Lamont takes its name from the traditional gold jewellery of Tamil Nadu, interpreted through an intricate sculptural composition. A central block of rock crystal diffuses the light with a soft glow, while stacked geometric forms create a sense of structure. Bright jade spheres introduce a contrasting accent, bringing balance to the interplay of material, light, and form.
Please contact us at custom-made@thecollectional.com to explore further.
The Pambadan Sconce by Alexander Lamont takes its name from the traditional gold jewellery of Tamil Nadu, interpreted through an intricate sculptural composition. A central block of rock crystal diffuses the light with a soft glow, while stacked geometric forms create a sense of structure. Bright jade spheres introduce a contrasting accent, bringing balance to the interplay of material, light, and form.
Please contact us at custom-made@thecollectional.com to explore further.
Alexander Lamont
Bangkok, Thailand
Founded in Bangkok in 2000, Alexander Lamont works across furniture, lighting, objects, and decorative wall panels, bringing together unique natural materials, traditional hand techniques, and contemporary forms.
The preservation of the hand in the making is central to Alexander Lamont, in a world of increasing mass mechanical production. Drawing from the technical heritage and expertise of Europe and Asia, the studio’s minimal and organic designs are shaped with a contemporary reverence for the rituals of craftsmanship, and for the humanity infused within every piece.
