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Designed by Uto Balmoral
Ikebana floor lamp that combines light and support places in an elegant and contemporary way. Objects or plants can become the protagonists of this element with a clean and linear design where, together with its illuminating function, is always renewed, becoming a unique piece in the space.
Finishes:
Structure in metal painted matt black
Dimensions:
W720 x D650 x H1860 mm
Wattage:
47W, 3000K, Built in LED
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