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Karl-Johan Wall Lamp, Smoked Oak/White Opal Glass
$431.00$463
Mushroom shaped Karl-Johan wall lamp by New Works with exclusive, natural materials which blends harmoniously into the setting.
Karl-Johan Wall Lamp$431
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In stock
- Open return policy valid until 31/01/25
Beskrivning
The wall lamp by New Works has exclusive, natural materials which blends harmoniously into the setting. The lamp is mushroom shaped and has softly curved forms which provides a soft and suffused light. Due to the carefully handcrafted design, every product is unique and smaller variations may occur.
Designed by Signe Hytte.
- The wall lamp comes in 2 different colours.
- Also available as table lamp.
- The lamp is without cable and must be directly wired into the electric system.
- Remember light bulb is sold separately.
- Wipe with a soft or moist cloth.
- Do not use abrasive or strong cleaning agents.
Designed by Signe Hytte.
About the wall lamp from New Works
- The wall lamp comes in 2 different colours.
- Also available as table lamp.
- The lamp is without cable and must be directly wired into the electric system.
- Remember light bulb is sold separately.
Care advice for the wall lamp
- Wipe with a soft or moist cloth.
- Do not use abrasive or strong cleaning agents.
As we are based in Sweden, all our lamps/electrical items are made to the European standard of 230 Volts, and come with an EU plug. You may need an adapter for your product to function properly.
Product information
- Item number225366
- Delivery item number20320
- Brand
- Series
- DesignerSigne Hytte
- Freight classSmall
- ColourWhite
- IP classIP20
- Light source includedNo
- MaterialGlass, Wood
- Number of light sources1
- SocketE14
- Depth18 cm
- Height23 cm
- Max watt25 W
About the brand
New Works is a Copenhagen-based design studio, collaborating with different designers to offer furniture, lighting, and home décor products. At New Works you will find a mix of old traditions meeting modern shapes. Natural materials and Scandinavian artisan tradition are the building blocks of the creating process here.