Ingo Maurer Bulb brass LED table lamp,

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LED table lamp Bulb Brass, a masterpiece in a new designThe classic lamp in a new design! The Bulb Brass LED table lamp belongs to the Bulb lamp series with which Ingo Maurer became world famous in 1966. The original Bulb table lamp is still considered a classic in lighting design and has found its place in the Museum of Modern Art in New York where it can be seen by countless visitors every day.This new version is made of high-quality brass that forms a patina over time. This is an aesthetic change of the untreated surface through time and daily use. Through the patina, each lamp develops into an individual unique piece. Both the base and the lampshade are handmade. The lampshade is made of mouth-blown crystal glass from Murano, which encloses the mirrored bulb. Due to the special bulb, the light is emitted elegantly and glare-free and the LED table lamp is transformed into a comfortably shining decorative object. (Suitable for E27 bulbs with max. 100 watts) The shape of the Bulb Brass represents the conventional light bulb. The foot of the table lamp forms the typical base on which the shade looks flawless and elegant like a bulb. Whether as a decorative lamp in the study or living room or as additional lighting on restaurant tables or the bar, the Bulb Brass LED table lamp can lend a cosy atmosphere to any room.

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The Bulb Brass Table Lamp is a brass-clad tribute to Ingo Maurer’s world-famous Bulb from 1966, which became part of the permanent collection at MoMA in New York in 1969. The latest version is handmade and features high-quality brass, ensuring a unique development and patination as the lamp ages. The natural ageing process ensures that each and every Bulb Brass Table Lamp will eventually become unique as the owner uses and influences it—a personal signature. Bulb Brass is part art installation part practical lamp, and its majestic blown Murano glass dome is bound to look wonderful in any home. The Bulb Brass Table Lamp pays tribute to the imaginative creativity that permeates German Ingo Maurer whose light continues to burn bright after five decades.