JWDA Table Lamp, Large
JWDA Table Lamp, Large
Designer Jonas Wagell
JWDA Table Lamp, Large
JWDA Table Lamp, Large
Designer Jonas Wagell
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SKU 71218-001075
Materials
Materials
Dimensions
Dimensions
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Voltage: 220-240V – 50/60 Hz
Light source:
G9 Max 40 Watt
Bulb included
3,5 Watt
295 lm
2500K
Ra > 80
Energy class: G
Dimmability: Rotary dimmer on the base
IP: 20
Class: II
An instant classic, the JWDA Table Lamp is the kind of sculptural piece that brings new life to a room, illuminating a window sill, shelf or side table with its warm, glare-free glow. Inspired by traditional oil lamps, its contrast of rounded opal glass against a solid base creates a balanced and intriguing silhouette. The timeless indoor lamp is available in two marble types and red travertine stone, fitted with either a bronzed or brushed brass dimmer switch to control the light intensity.
Bulb and replacement shade available for purchase separately.
ABOUT THE DESIGNER
Jonas Wagell
Jonas Wagell is a Swedish architect and designer born in 1973. Wagell is widely revered for his modern product and furniture design comprising soft, minimalist shapes with a welcoming expression. An alumnus of the prestigious schools Konstfack University College of Arts and Crafts and Berghs School of Communication in Stockholm, as well as Parsons School of Design in New York City. He is trained in graphics and print, project management, communication, furniture design and architecture. Studio JWDA was founded in 2008 and is located in the Old Town of Stockholm, whilst recent clients and collaborative relations that stretch from Scandinavia to China, Italy and North America. Today the work is primarily focused on product and furniture design, but occasionally the studio also consults with art and design direction. The studio’s architecture work is perhaps most known for the prefab house concept Mini House, early recognized by Wallpaper* Magazine which named Wagell one of the “world’s 50 hottest young architects” in 2008.
