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
$875.57 $921.66
It retains the beloved retro look and the "soft and curvilinear" look of 1930s design.
Wiener GTV Design Thonet Lampada da terra Wagasa Longho design palermo Wiener GTV Design Thonet Lampada da terra Wagasa Longho design palermo 2
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Wiener GTV Design Thonet - Wagasa floor lamp

LPWAGAT03
$2,397.38 $2,523.56
Lampada da terra con base in Marmo di Carrara. Elegant and sophisticated contrasts characterize the design of Wagasa lamps, which define and enrich every type of environment, thanks to their unique and timeless style.*Product available only for EU markets** In non-EU countries it is possible to buy only the lampshade without the electric part
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edra - Ines floor lamp US 110V edra - Ines floor lamp US 110V 2
Floor lamps

edra - Ines floor lamp US 110V

INES010
Each lamp in the Jacopo Foggini collection is a different sculpture. Height, width, shape and distribution of the material, shaped by hand, make each piece precious and unique. Each lamp has its own character, elegant and individual.
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Floor lamps

edra - Ines floor lamp EU 240V

INES010
Each lamp in the Jacopo Foggini collection is a different sculpture. Height, width, shape and distribution of the material, shaped by hand, make each piece precious and unique. Each lamp has its own character, elegant and individual.
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Louis Poulsen - VL Studio table floor lamp black Louis Poulsen - VL Studio table floor lamp black 2
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Table lamps

Louis Poulsen - VL Studio table floor lamp black

5744167893
$904.90 $952.53
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...