The Tulip Branch grows from a small wall plate as a single hand-cast brass stem, textured along its length and lightly twisted as it climbs upward. Leaves and side offshoots branch out organically — five in total — each tipped with a frosted glass tulip subtly oriented toward the room rather than the wall, so the warm G9 glow inside reads as petalled light rather than a row of identical bulbs. Hardwired and fully dimmable, it's at home as a tall branch wall light frosted glass flanking a powder-room mirror, climbing the wall of a curved staircase as the room's quiet anchor, or holding a bedroom corner that wanted sculpture more than a chandelier.