Art nouveau simple desk lamp
350,00 € – 450,00 €
This desk lamp is the first in the world to be made with ball bearings in the joints.
Description
This desk lamp is the first in the world to be made with ball bearings in the joints. Made of natural wood, the table lamp is very light and bright. All wires are hidden inside. Thanks to the ball bearings, this model does not require constant adjustments to maintain stability. The design allows the lamp to be used as a table lamp or a sconce – the unique quick release mount gives you complete freedom of use. With a single movement of your hand you take the table lamp and using the quick release mount you can turn it into a wood pendant light – reading lamp.
The lamp can be made of birch (plywood) and solid oak. For now we offer two color options – dark and light. The plug options are USA or EURO.
Electric bulb with GX53 base. Power supply voltage – any.
Additional information
| Material | Birch Plywood, solid Oak |
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isaac –
Excellent product. Beautiful craftsmanship, easy-to-understand wiring and installation. The lamp poses well and stays where you want it to, making an excellent addition to my house. The seller is very communicative and helpful, answering all my questions and from the looks of it, updated their store and product specs based on feedback.
There is one catch, though: shipping.
It’s a product of circumstance due to COVID, but it took around 85 days to ship and make it to my house to the US. Still, this is fair given the situation. The lamp made it through international shipping with next to no damage (a single chip on the arm is all I found) and was very much worth the wait.