Northern Butterfly perforated wall lamp black

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The Butterfly Wall Light is a cheeky little wall light designed in 1964 for Høvik Lys and later produced by Arnold Vik also in Norway. After the lamp had been dormant for a number of years, Northern Lighting decided to relaunch this Norwegian design treasure in 2008. Its uniqueness lies in the combination of simplicity of form and a very special structure that provides a unique diffused light. Butterfly Wall Light White not only radiates light but also creates a warm atmosphere. It looks simple and elegant on its own but can also be combined across versions and in groups for an exciting and fun effect. "Butterfly" a luminous philosophy around white wings Woven into an overall accumulation of light that melts into the eye glittering without glitter Flying without taking off Alive without life Just as simple and straightforward it is simple simplicity Written by designer Sven I. Dysthe and freely translated by the mad lamp man.

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Wall lamp Butterfly perforated with plug and supply line Wall lamp Butterfly perforated is something very special. It has an unusual design and consists of overlapping steel elements that are perforated. The generated light penetrates through the multitude of small holes and creates an exciting play of light, which creates a special ambience in the interior. The lamp has its origins in the 1960s (designer Sven I. Dysthe) and is a timeless lighting object that was reintroduced in 2008 by the manufacturer Northern. Butterfly perforated is equipped with a removable pull cord switch, a supply cord and a plug. However, the lamp can also be connected to a wall connection.