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Dcw Éditions Golden/Silver/Light - Wireless Rechargeable Lamp In The Sun - Metal - Aluminium - Designer D. Perrault & G. Lauriot-Prévost

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DCW éditions Wireless rechargeable lamp Metal Glass. Dimensions: Ø 13 x H 12.7 cm - Lampshade: Ø 8.1 cm. In the context of the refurbishment of the Palace of Versailles' Dufour Pavilion, the architect, Dominique Perrault, and the designer, Gaëlle Lauriot-Prévost, created the ""In the sun"" collection of lights as an homage to the Sun King. A radiant collection with golden and silver colours, which picks up on the stylised form of the sun, the emblem of the monarch. Chic and sumptuous, this small wireless lamp shines with presence and elegance. The glass diffuser is surrounded by a steel mesh which emits a light that is both direct and filtered through the mesh, drawing wonderful light patterns on the wall. The flat base is as smooth and shiny as a mirror in which the diffuser in the shape of the sun is reflected. This practical wireless lamp is equipped with a dimmer with 4 light intensities (100% - 75% - 50% - 25%). It charges simply via its USB port (charging cable included) and has a battery life of 7 to 19 hours (depending on the brightness). This go-anywhere lamp is easy to carry and can be moved around as you wish. Placed on a shelf, a bookcase, a console, a table during a meal or an aperitif, it will provide a soft and sensual light. > Flash sale: special price for a limited time only.

Dcw Éditions Golden/Silver/Light - Wireless Rechargeable Lamp In The Sun - Metal - Aluminium - Designer D. Perrault & G. Lauriot-Prévost

DCW éditions Wireless rechargeable lamp Metal Glass. Dimensions: Ø 13 x H 12.7 cm - Lampshade: Ø 8.1 cm. In the context of the refurbishment of the Palace of Versailles' Dufour Pavilion, the architect, Dominique Perrault, and the designer, Gaëlle Lauriot-Prévost, created the ""In the sun"" collection of lights as an homage to the Sun King. A radiant collection with golden and silver colours, which picks up on the stylised form of the sun, the emblem of the monarch. Chic and sumptuous, this small wireless lamp shines with presence and elegance. The glass diffuser is surrounded by a steel mesh which emits a light that is both direct and filtered through the mesh, drawing wonderful light patterns on the wall. The flat base is as smooth and shiny as a mirror in which the diffuser in the shape of the sun is reflected. This practical wireless lamp is equipped with a dimmer with 4 light intensities (100% - 75% - 50% - 25%). It charges simply via its USB port (charging cable included) and has a battery life of 7 to 19 hours (depending on the brightness). This go-anywhere lamp is easy to carry and can be moved around as you wish. Placed on a shelf, a bookcase, a console, a table during a meal or an aperitif, it will provide a soft and sensual light. > Flash sale: special price for a limited time only.

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