Le Deux Table Lamp Sand
225.00 €
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Le Deux table lamp by 101 Copenhagen with a unique design in ceramic with oval, twisted lampshades merged into each other to create a playful light.
Le Deux Table Lamp Sand225.00 €
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Table lamp by 101 Copenhagen with a unique design in ceramic with oval, twisted lampshades merged into each other to create a playful light. It has a dimming function to allow the regulation of light brightness. Perfect to place in a deeper window, on the side table or on the bedside table.
Designed by Kristian Sofus Hansen & Tommy Hyldahl. Original design from 2021.
- Le Deux is appreciated for the playful light.
- Le Deux is also appreciated for the dimmable function.
- Light source not included.
- Designed by Kristian Sofus Hansen & Tommy Hyldahl.
Designed by Kristian Sofus Hansen & Tommy Hyldahl. Original design from 2021.
About the table lamp from 101 Copenhagen
- Le Deux is appreciated for the playful light.
- Le Deux is also appreciated for the dimmable function.
- Light source not included.
- Designed by Kristian Sofus Hansen & Tommy Hyldahl.
Product information
- Item number385114
- Delivery item number231022
- Brand
- DesignerKristian Sofus Hansen & Tommy Hyldahl
- Freight classSmall
- ColourSand
- Dimmer switchYes
- IP classIP20
- Light source includedNo
- Made inChina
- MaterialCeramic
- SocketE14
- Year of design2021
- Height15 cm
- Width32 cm
- Weight2000 g
- Cord length2000 mm
- Max watt25 W
About the brand
101 Copenhagen is a Danish company founded in 2017 whose vision is quality, craftsmanship and timeless design. The collection includes furniture, lighting and accessories, blending the classic with the modern. The inspiration for the products stems from Scandinavian roots and Japanese minimalism combined with natural beauty and functional simplicity.