> Harrison D. McFaddin Style 'Emeralite' Banker Desk Lamp with Brass Base, created in 1909> The Emeralite Lamp, more commonly known today as a 'banker's lamp' is an iconic design, characterised by a brass stand and green glass lamp shade. It was in 1909 that the first Emeralite lamp was produced, McFaddin's patent application for "a new, original and ornamental design for lamp shades" proving successful. This was to be the beginning of the manufacture of Emeralite lamps, continuing production for over fifty years. > The Emeralite lamp is often associated with organisation and authority, bringing class and personalization to your desk, whilst making a workspace far more functional. There have been scientific studies have suggested green is actually the perfect color for banker’s lamp shades, as it inspires creativity, known as the “green effect. Explaining why banker’s lamps are often found on pianos, in art galleries and other areas where creative people flourish and perform > The lamp is not simply limited for use in an office or work-space, but can be used throughout the home to add innovative style to your home interior. Regardless of position the lamp will bring a touch of industrial design to your home, exuding nostalgia, elegance, grace and functionality > Available with a green, white, and blue shade > To read more about Harrison D. McFaddin please visit our blog article > For inspiration on ways to use these lights please visit our Pinterest Board
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