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Normann Copenhagen Eddy Table Lamp Black

Normann Copenhagen Eddy Table Lamp Black

Design: Simon Legald for Normann Copenhagen Concept: The table lamp Eddy is an art of proportions; an airy shade hovers above a heavy, organic base and creates a design in balance and movement. Steel and marble make up the main elements while golden gleams of brass puts the icing on the cake that is this atmospheric lamp. The Eddy table lamp consists of a plane steel shade with an integrated LED bulb that balances on a base of hand-thrown Italian marble. The rotation of the workings is highlighted by the relationship between a narrow neck and a voluminous body and forms a simultaneously lively and tight silhouette. The lamp shade and base meet each other in a golden point of rotation in the shape of a shining brass ball around which the shade is angled to regulate the direction of the light. With its downwards facing shade, Eddy lights up its surroundings as well as itself. The light is radiated down onto the marble and highlights the shimmering character of the material. The table lamp creates a soft light that can be adjusted with the round brass dimmer that make up a refined detail on the top of the lamp shade. The lamp has a round brass dimmer on the top of the lamp shade and a fabric wire. As marble is a natural material, the appearance of marble can vary

GBP 635.00
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Normann Copenhagen Eddy Table Lamp White

Normann Copenhagen Eddy Table Lamp White

Design: Simon Legald for Normann Copenhagen Concept: The table lamp Eddy is an art of proportions; an airy shade hovers above a heavy, organic base and creates a design in balance and movement. Steel and marble make up the main elements while golden gleams of brass puts the icing on the cake that is this atmospheric lamp. The Eddy table lamp consists of a plane steel shade with an integrated LED bulb that balances on a base of hand-thrown Italian marble. The rotation of the workings is highlighted by the relationship between a narrow neck and a voluminous body and forms a simultaneously lively and tight silhouette. The lamp shade and base meet each other in a golden point of rotation in the shape of a shining brass ball around which the shade is angled to regulate the direction of the light. With its downwards facing shade, Eddy lights up its surroundings as well as itself. The light is radiated down onto the marble and highlights the shimmering character of the material. The table lamp creates a soft light that can be adjusted with the round brass dimmer that make up a refined detail on the top of the lamp shade. The lamp has a round brass dimmer on the top of the lamp shade and a fabric wire. As marble is a natural material, the appearance of marble can vary

GBP 635.00
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Normann Copenhagen Eddy Table Lamp Grey

Normann Copenhagen Eddy Table Lamp Grey

Design: Simon Legald for Normann Copenhagen Concept: The table lamp Eddy is an art of proportions; an airy shade hovers above a heavy, organic base and creates a design in balance and movement. Steel and marble make up the main elements while golden gleams of brass puts the icing on the cake that is this atmospheric lamp. The Eddy table lamp consists of a plane steel shade with an integrated LED bulb that balances on a base of hand-thrown Italian marble. The rotation of the workings is highlighted by the relationship between a narrow neck and a voluminous body and forms a simultaneously lively and tight silhouette. The lamp shade and base meet each other in a golden point of rotation in the shape of a shining brass ball around which the shade is angled to regulate the direction of the light. With its downwards facing shade, Eddy lights up its surroundings as well as itself. The light is radiated down onto the marble and highlights the shimmering character of the material. The table lamp creates a soft light that can be adjusted with the round brass dimmer that make up a refined detail on the top of the lamp shade. The lamp has a round brass dimmer on the top of the lamp shade and a fabric wire. As marble is a natural material, the appearance of marble can vary

GBP 635.00
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Audo Ishinomaki AA Stool H56 cm 2 Pcs

Audo Ishinomaki AA Stool H56 cm 2 Pcs

Design: Torafu Architects Concept: In collaboration with Audo and designed by Torafu Architects, the Ishinomaki AA stool is as simple as it is versatile. Handmade in Denmark from locally grown Danish Douglas fir, the handcrafted stool pushes the boundaries of DIY. Named after the shape of its profile, the stool offers unrivalled flexibility by having an untreated finish so it can be customised to the look you want. Exposed screws, dimensional timber and a handcrafted look emphasise how innovative simplicity can be. The stool can be used individually or in combination to create a wider seat, which is why two stools are included in each pack. About the design: Ishinomaki Laboratory started in Japan in 2011 in the aftermath of a devastating earthquake, helping communities rebuild themselves through simple, do-it-yourself furniture workshops with available materials and few skills. The spirit of the initiative lives on in the Ishinomaki Laboratory today, empowering communities around the world with DIY skills.

GBP 355.00
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Audo Ishinomaki AA Stool H72 cm 2 Pcs

Audo Ishinomaki AA Stool H72 cm 2 Pcs

Design: Torafu Architects Concept: In collaboration with Audo and designed by Torafu Architects, the Ishinomaki AA stool is as simple as it is versatile. Handmade in Denmark from locally grown Danish Douglas fir, the handcrafted stool pushes the boundaries of DIY. Named after the shape of its profile, the stool offers unrivalled flexibility by having an untreated finish so it can be customised to the look you want. Exposed screws, dimensional timber and a handcrafted look emphasise how innovative simplicity can be. The stool can be used individually or in combination to create a wider seat, which is why two stools are included in each pack. About the design: Ishinomaki Laboratory started in Japan in 2011 in the aftermath of a devastating earthquake, helping communities rebuild themselves through simple, do-it-yourself furniture workshops with available materials and few skills. The spirit of the initiative lives on in the Ishinomaki Laboratory today, empowering communities around the world with DIY skills.

GBP 415.00
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