For Galleries & Designers

Partner with Loom & Drift to bring collectible sculptural lamps to discerning clients worldwide.

We work with galleries, interior designers, select showrooms, and design platforms who share our appreciation for time-worn materials and contemplative craftsmanship.

Suspended Moment illuminated on a dark wall, casting soft wave shadows

Our Partnership Models

Gallery Representation:
Exclusive territory options. Curated selection of works tailored to your gallery's aesthetic.

Consignment:
Traditional 50/50 consignment terms with flexible arrangements. Full provenance documentation for every piece.

Designer Collaboration:
Bespoke commissions. Material consultation and project-based collaboration.

Each piece is a unique original. All works are accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity and a detailed material provenance story.

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Why choose Loom & Drift

Close-up of hand-forged nail patina and rattan lampshade texture on Plowman’s Lantern

We don't manufacture. We invite.
Every piece in our collection begins with an object that has already lived a life—century-old wood struck by lightning, porcelain fired in the 1920s, iron forged by hand decades ago. We don't erase their history; we illuminate it.

For galleries and designers, this means offering your clients something that cannot be replicated: a piece of time itself.

*Complete material provenance for every piece
*Unique, one-of-a-kind works
*Certificate of Authenticity included

About Us
  • Chronometer of Light illuminated on a wooden desk, warm glow highlighting the beam and bowl

    Harbor of Light

    Creative Design: Wave-shaped base (1987 chair back panel)

  • Close-up of vintage scale gradations and blue-and-white porcelain bowl on Chronometer of Light

    The Plowman‘s Lantern

    A balance scale from the 1980s (China)
    A blue and white porcelain bowl from the 1950s

  • Plowman’s Lantern lit on a farmhouse desk, warm dappled glow from rattan shade

    Altar of Time & Cloud

    Approximately 50-year-old reclaimed ox yoke
    Approximately 70-year-old hand-forged iron nail.

  • Close-up of vintage scale gradations and blue-and-white porcelain bowl on Chronometer of Light
  • Trade Program

    Step 1: Email Inquiry
    Step 2: Email Communication
    Step 3: Selecting Works
    Step 4: Confirming Content and Collaboration

  • Inquire About Partnership

    Submit your inquiry below. We'll respond within 1–2 business days.


    Email:loomanddrift@gmail.com

Trade Program