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| You have 2 items in your cart (Quantity of each item may be specified at check-out) | |
 | tripode g5 floor lamp, black |
| suma desk lamp |
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68.9"h · 24.4" dia
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tripode g5 floor lamp Designed by Santa & Cole, Equipo, 1997 The Trípode provides a cheerful atmosphere and is ideal for informal
settings. A tubular metal tripod forms a particular shape, that does not
need a base to stand up. A large ribbon shade tops off the lamp.
The tripod was a natural choice for a lamp base given its stability. This
is why they are used to mount delicate surveying and photographic
equipment. Curiously enough, a tripod was also used as the base of the
stool from which Apollo's priestess delivered oracles at Delphi, the
three prongs symbolising the sun. What could be more appropriate then,
than to make a lamp whose tripod base not only provides outstanding
stability but which also symbolises light itself.
The Trípode comprises three tubular metal rods which are topped off with
the GT5 shade. This extremely stable arrangement obviates the need for a
heavy base. The lamp cord is tucked away in one of the legs so as not to
detract from the clean lines of the composition.
Max. 100 W 230 V E 27. Dimmer
Base constructed from malleable alloy of iron and carbon that is produced
by fusion and which contains small amounts of other materials.
Shade covered in cloth ribbon
finish options for SC-TRRD
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