Twig Floor Lamp by Depadova

Proceeding by subtraction, with perfect formal balance, the floor lamp by Japanese designer Keiji Takeucki sheds light in the asymmetrical intersection of two matte black aluminum tubes. Very clean in shape, functional and discreet, it has a diffuser that can rotate around its axis to illuminate wherever needed, without impediments or frills.

Details
  • Category
    Floor Lamps
  • Range
    DePadova
  • Brand
    BOFFI / DePadova
  • Designer
    Keiji Takeuchi
  • Year
    2017
  • Warranty
    N/A
Attributes
  • Extras
    With fixed arm
  • Orientation
    Vertical
  • Lighting type
    Indirect light
  • Light bulb type
    LED
  • Type
    Reading
General
  • Country of origin
    Italy
  • Type of use
    Commercial and Residential
  • Package type
    Fragile - handle with care
  • Care and cleaning
    Easy maintenance
  • Installation
    Professional installation required
  • Assembly
    Professional assembly required
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