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Dimensions:
46cm W x 65cm H x 46cm D
46cm W x 65cm H x 46cm D
Additional Dimensions:
shade height - 29cm
shade height - 29cm
Description:
Two available. The red Twiggy XL Table Lamp designed by Marc Sadler for Foscarini are characterized by its simplicity and strong personality. The flat disk that serves as the foot is can be placed anywhere. The shade diffuser guarantees direct lighting in the area underneath the lamp and thanks to the transparency of the upper protection disk diffuses efficient lighting by reflection, while at the same time guaranteeing good glare protection. Made of composite lacquered material on a fibre glass base and painted metal, the lamps are in excellent condition. Circa Italy. Verified authentic and available now in Melbourne. Price is per lamp.
Condition Details:
In excellent condition with no signs of wear, has barely been used.
Condition Details:
In excellent condition with no signs of wear, has barely been used.
Light Disclaimer:
The photographs verify that this piece is in working condition at time of listing. Although we cannot guarantee that electrical components will function upon receipt due to shipping, transit, and installation, we do take every measure to ensure the safe delivery of our products. We recommend that a qualified electrician reconnect all electrical products. Please note light bulbs are not included.
The photographs verify that this piece is in working condition at time of listing. Although we cannot guarantee that electrical components will function upon receipt due to shipping, transit, and installation, we do take every measure to ensure the safe delivery of our products. We recommend that a qualified electrician reconnect all electrical products. Please note light bulbs are not included.
Brand:
FOSCARINI
Designer: Marc Sadler
Style: Contemporary Style
Materials: Metal, Synthetic Fibre
Colour: Red
Product Type: Pre-owned
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