Reference: 20070201
Bronze table lamp, conical shade in anise taffeta
Ines satin nickel bronze table lamp, by Objet insolite
Product Description
In the pure tradition of the Objet Insolite house, the Ines lamp marks by its simplicity and the strength of the material at the heart of its creation, bronze. Molded using an industrial-inspired technique, which makes this irregular finish making each model a unique fixture, the bronze is worked for this model with a nickel finish. This finish is achieved by covering the foot with a thin, even layer of nickel, preferred to silver for its resistance to oxidation, all after a bronze polishing operation. The result is a color very close to silver. The vertical foot on a square plinth is topped with a simple conical shade made of anise-colored taffeta. Objet Insolite is a French house that has been creating lighting in its Norman workshops since 1981, and which has the Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant label.
By default this luminaire is delivered with the shade offered in this image, but the fabric can be chosen in the colors of the color chart visible in the secondary photo, choice to be specified in the special information of your order form. This lamp is available in a black patinated bronze finish under the reference 20070200 and in a golden finish under the reference 20070202.
Dimensions: shade 40cm in diameter and 30cm high, total height 76cm.
The light source comes from an E27 bulb of 100W max to be purchased separately, or LED equivalent.
Product Reference: 20070201
Price: €1,066.00
(with 20% VAT for France and before shipping costs - see below)
Shipped within: 4 weeks
Payment & Return Conditions
The price shown includes 20% of VAT for France. The applicable VAT and the shipping costs will be calculated in the Basket, according to the destination.
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Return policy: within Europe, you can return your purchase within 14 days of the reception date, if for any reason you are unhappy with it. This warranty does not cover damages incurred during transport, which you must absolutely declare to the carrier at the time of delivery.