Northern floor lamp Snowball, black

Lamp Masters

The Snowball is a proud part of the modern interpretation of the classic Bauhaus light. Here, it is shown in a raw and unadorned way how the modern and cubist style of the interwar years is still cutting edge today.  The polished steel body of the light is firmly anchored to the streamlined base, which consists of rectangular, upward-striving shapes that ultimately end in a simple and elegant, spherical lampshade made of frosted glass. Underneath the lampshade is a simple, disc-shaped base that confidently balances the stringent angles and holds the perfect round ball of light. Snowball is part of a small family that knows how to impress as individual pieces, but can also be combined excellently with other lights in many contexts. Large is the floor lamp and Small is the table lamp, both of which complement a wide range of interiors with their minimalist design. Snowball table lamps as a pair give a feeling of balance or connect the space between them, like a pair of luminous bookends. The floor lamp adds a certain elegance, provides an insight into the proportions and is also a practical source of light. The slim design of the light is timeless and sophisticated, with a future design life that does not look like it will end any time soon.

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Timeless and sophisticated – Snowball floor lamp with a slim design Sometimes it doesn't take much to create a convincing and modern design. The Snowball floor lamp was created in the style of the classic Bauhaus lamp and offers a timeless look that can be integrated into many different interiors. A rather delicate metal rod rises from a rectangular base and holds the spherical frosted glass lampshade at its upper end. This ensures that the light is emitted gently and evenly into the surrounding area, creating a pleasant atmosphere in the room. The glass of the lampshade is handblown and testifies to high-quality workmanship. In addition, an integrated dimmer attached to the power cable allows you to conveniently vary the brightness of the light.