Globo Hayden LED ceiling lamp, length 45 cm, black/dark wood

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Lights.co Hayden LED ceiling lamp: elegance meets warm white light for stylish living spaces The Hayden LED ceiling lamp combines modern design with functional lighting and adds stylish accents to any room. Made from high-quality materials such as aluminium, plastic, MDF and metal, the lamp impresses with its elegant combination of black and dark wood finishes. The integrated LED light source provides energy-saving light and a pleasant warm white light colour of 3,000 Kelvin, creating an inviting atmosphere. Ideal for living rooms, dining rooms and hallways, the Hayden LED ceiling lamp offers a harmonious lighting solution that is both aesthetically pleasing and functional. The permanently installed LED technology guarantees a long service life and reduces maintenance. With its timeless design and efficient light distribution, the Hayden lamp is a perfect addition to style-conscious interiors.

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Hayden LED ceiling lamp: elegance meets warm white light for stylish living spaces The Hayden LED ceiling lamp combines modern design with functional lighting and adds stylish accents to any room. Made from high-quality materials such as aluminium, plastic, MDF and metal, the lamp impresses with its elegant combination of black and dark wood finishes. The integrated LED light source provides energy-saving light and a pleasant warm white light colour of 3,000 Kelvin, creating an inviting atmosphere. Ideal for living rooms, dining rooms and hallways, the Hayden LED ceiling lamp offers a harmonious lighting solution that is both aesthetically pleasing and functional. The permanently installed LED technology guarantees a long service life and reduces maintenance. With its timeless design and efficient light distribution, the Hayden lamp is a perfect addition to style-conscious interiors.


Product specifications

Brand Globo
EAN
  • 9007371510641
Color
  • Black, dark wood

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