Table lamp in mild lemon steel 21. 5 x 56 cm AJ - Louis Poulsen
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Colour: Yellow
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Dimensions
Dimensions
Height : 56,0 cm
Width : 21,5 cm
Cable length : 240,0 cm
Weight : 800 g
Materials
Materials
Material : Stainless steel
Composition : Lampshade: Drawn steel or stainless steel. Base: Zinc cast or stainless steel. Stand: Steel or stainless steel.
Features
Features
Colour : Yellow
Power : 20,0 W
Bulb type : E27
Protection rating : 20.00
Switch : On the basis of
Bulb included : No
Cable colour : White
Tips :
The table lamp emits light directed downwards. The angle of the lampshade can be adjusted to optimise the light distribution. The inside of the lampshade is painted white to diffuse a soft, cosy light.
Shipping
Shipping
Careful delivery, fast shipping
Your orders are shipped within 24/48 hours for in-stock products.
We select the most suitable carrier based on the size and volume of your package, to guarantee delivery in the best conditions:
- DPD - home delivery for standard parcels
- Colissimo - delivery to pickup point (Metropolitan France only)
- Specialized carrier - for bulky parcels
It was in Copenhagen in 1957 that architect Arne Jacobsen drew the first sketch of the AJ lamp. At the request of compagnie, the Danish architect was entrusted with the SAS Royal Hotel project, down to the smallest detail. To this end, Arne Jacobsen designed the collection AJ range of lighting fixtures, including this table lamp with its geometric stainless steel lines .
In the image of the building elle lit, this lamp has since become a must-have for the designer and architect. Placed on the corner of a bureau or a chest of drawers, its conical shade, which can be adjusted, diffuses a perfect light. Available as a floor, wall or small lamp, you're bound to find a version of this iconic AJ model that will fit perfectly into your living space.
