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Lampe De Bureau Table Lamp

LightCo

Lampe De Bureau Table Lamp by Nemo was originally conceived by Charlotte Perriand in 1965 as part of a commission for the French glassworks Boussois, where soft light was needed to reflect gently on visitors’ faces.

The table version is defined by its curved grey steel stem and raised dark base, paired with a pressed glass shade available in a selection of translucent colours. The internal white diffuser ensures natural, glare-free light.

Balancing playful materiality with timeless simplicity, Lampe de Bureau brings gentle illumination to desks, side tables and workspaces, offering a refined take on mid-century modern design.

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$1,194*
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Specifications
  • Dimensions (cm): H51 x W9.5 x D15
  • Application: Interior
  • Material: Glass, Steel
  • Lamp: E14 Max 20W
Nemo

Founded in Milan in 1993 by Franco Cassina, Nemo is deeply rooted in the legacy of Italian modernism and architectural design. The brand brings together iconic works by pioneers such as Le Corbusier and Charlotte Perriand with contemporary lighting by designers including Arihiro Miyake, Jehs+Laub, and Bernhard Osann. Known for its sculptural simplicity and architectural clarity, Nemo’s collection includes pendants, wall lights, table and floor lamps that balance innovation with enduring form. These designs are both expressive and adaptable, frequently appearing in spaces that celebrate the best of contemporary interior and architectural design.

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Seller

LightCo is Australia and New Zealand's home for authentic decorative lights. 

Our passion is quality design, and we represent some of the finest lighting brands from across the world. 

Established in 2006, we are a trusted supplier for interior designers, architects, and design aficionados, looking to beautifully illuminate spaces. 

LightCo has a wide range of products, coupled with technical expertise, plus years of experience to provide an exceptional level of service. 

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