Floor lamps

Louis Poulsen Lampada da terra VL38 nera Longho Design Palermo Louis Poulsen Lampada da terra VL38 nera Longho Design Palermo 2
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Louis Poulsen - VL38 floor lamp black

5744163208
€799.71 €841.80
It retains the beloved retro look and the "soft and curvilinear" look of 1930s design.
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Floor lamps

Penta light - Mamì extra small floor ceiling lamp

1307-13
Between design and art, Mamì is a collection of versatile elegance. Thanks to the oval module in white blown glass, reinterpreted in a modernist key in thesuspended and more linear configurations in table and floor versions. the price refers to the version: brushed bronze metal; acid-etched white glass / available in 2700K or 3000K versions
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Penta light - Mamì floor lamp
Floor lamps

Penta light - Mamì floor lamp

1307-14
Halfway between design and art, Mamì is a versatile and elegant collection. The white oval blown-glass body is reinterpreted with a modernist look in the suspension compositions, while remaining linear in the floor and table variants.
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FontanaArte - Bianca floor lamp L

F430930150BINE
€856.90 €902.00
Floor lamp with diffused and dimmable light with sliding switch. Milkwhite diffuser made of blown glass with satin-finish. Painted metal frame. Transparent power cable, dimmer and plug. European twopole plug. US voltage V110 on request.
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Table lamps

Louis Poulsen - VL Studio table floor lamp black

5744167893
€826.50 €870.00
The VL Studio family originated from a lamp designed by architect Vilhelm Lauritzen for Radiohuset (The Radio House, the headquarters of the Danish Broadcasting Corporation) in Copenhagen in the 1940s. The name "Studio" was chosen because some of the lamps were used outside the studio to indicate - with a red or green light - whether the recording was in...