Designed by Space Copenhagen
Ensure the ambiance is right with Manhattan SC52, a portable table lamp from Space Copenhagen. Its industrial-inspired base is made from anodized aluminium with a columned detailing; a cream-coloured canvas shade sits atop. This battery-powered lamp can operate for eleven hours at the highest setting, with an extra battery option that allows additional operating.
Finishes:
Base in aluminium anodized bronze, diffusor in canvas
Dimensions:
DIA130 x H245 mm
Wattage:
1W, G4
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