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The geometric LED table lamp is a sleek and modern lighting solution. Its unique angled design allows it to provide focused lighting to a specific area, making it perfect for use as a reading lamp or as a stylish accent in any room. The lamp features tuneable white technology (from 2700 to 4000 K), which means that you can adjust the colour temperature of the light to suit your needs and preferences. Whether you want a warm, cozy glow or a bright, energizing light, this lamp has you covered. With its energy-efficient LED technology, this lamp is sure to be efficient while providing a long-lasting, reliable light source. Its sleek design and versatile lighting capabilities make it the perfect addition to any modern home.
| Length | 19 cm |
| Width | 19 cm |
| Height | 36 cm |
| Material | Aluminium |
| Color | Czarny, Beżowy, brązowy, Srebro |
| Values | Handmade |
| Made in | Slovenia |
| Brand location | Slovenia |
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TOKIO.
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Tokio. products are designed with Japanese inspired refinement, simplicity, detail and high-end technology, then made with the precision of skilled craftsmen. All these considerations ensure the timeless look and are the first choice of business, academic, scientific and artistic professionals alike. Founded in 2011 by Gorazd Malačič, Tokio. is not concerned with making populist design objects, rather prides itself on being a contemporary ultimate design output. The result is a futuristic take on smart home objects that are seen as of the moment in today’s contemporary design landscape and sit easily even with styles of eras gone by.
