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Pompon Floor standard lamp

Pompon floor standard lamp with a natural sisal shade on a dark brown stained solid ash stem

Dimensions

500 × 1650 × 500 mm

Materials
Solid ashNatural sisalMetalPVC
Finishes
Dark brown stained ashSatin black epoxy lacquer, RAL 9005Vanilla epoxy lacquer, RAL 1001, finely structured

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Description

Overview

Marie C Dorner designed the Pompon floor standard lamp for Ligne Roset. Inspired by the design of the 50s, it joins craftsmanship, noble materials and lighting innovation.

Construction and lighting

The stem is solid ash stained dark brown, and the metal base has a satin black epoxy lacquer finish, RAL 9005. The shade is natural sisal and its metal structure is finished in Vanilla epoxy lacquer, RAL 1001. The light source sits at the top of the foot. The lamp has a semi-translucent PVC diffuser, a black foot switch/dimmer and a black PVC cable. One LED module of 8.25 W gives 1380 lumens at 3000 K (warm white).

Specifications

Overall size: Ø 500 x H 1,650 mm. Weight: 12 kg.

Story

Inspired by the design of the 50s

Marie C Dorner designed the Pompon floor standard lamp for Ligne Roset, drawing on the design of the 50s. The lamp is a meeting of craftsmanship, noble materials and lighting innovation.

A shade of four sisal panels

The natural sisal shade is made by assembling four identical panels, each shaped beforehand so that the shade gets its unique roundness. The light source is embedded at the top of the foot and cannot be seen once the lamp is off.

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