Case Mouro Lamp

By Bob & Friends
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Named after the small uninhabited lighthouse island in the designer home town of Santander, Spain, ‚ ≤Mouro is a portable rechargeable lamp that can be oriented in all directions due to the central rotating disc allowing it to adapt to different environments and uses.

The Mouro Lamp is dimmable with 3 settings and a rotating 360-degree central element, allowing easy adjustments to light direction and ambience.

The LED light is rechargeable via a discreet USB inlet.

Details
  • Category
    Table Lamps
  • Designer
    Patricia Perez
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About the
Seller

Bob and friends is a store that hopes to bring a new and exciting collection to New Zealand. Our curated collection of furniture and homewares is sourced from all over the world.

We offer leading brands and have access to a fantastic range of furniture by leading designers such as Mathew Hilton, Donna Wilson, Kay, Stemmer, Lee Kirkbridge, Gareth Neal, Terrence Woodgate, and String Shelving.

Our showroom in Ponsonby is a home-style space in a stunning new building. Lounge around and get a feel for our range in a home-style set up. We are located across the road from some of Ponsonby's most loved coffee spots and amongst all the hustle of Ponsonby Road- a short walk from Ponsonby Central towards the Herne Bay end of the road.