1960 in/outside wall/ceiling lamp

Historical Archive 2000

Inside and outside wall/ceiling lamp with direct and diffused light. Metal and polycarbonate structure, glass moulded diffuser.
ROOM currently has a variety of different models and sizes: e.g. Ø 13 cm, Ø 27 cm and Ø 37 cm. Please inquire for details.

Price and availability

Native

Metal+glass

€ inquire

Available:	?
Color:	Native
Material:	Metal+glass
Manufacturer:	Oluce
Condition:	New
Price:	€ inquire

Prices include 19% VAT, non-EU customers are not eligible to pay VAT. *) Price is indicative, product may be offered in different materials and / or colors, please inquire.

Lu-Lu-211 table lamp

Stefano Casciani 1996

Table lamp. Murano glass diffuser. Brushed metal base. Double lighting with dimmer.
1 x max 150W - E27 (dimmer) +
1 x max 75W - E27 (dimmer)
↑ 60 cm Ø 14 cm

Monkey

Kay Bojesen 1951

Bojesen started life as a silversmith, but became world famous for his wooden toys, and is known as one of Denmark's applied arts pioneers. The monkey continues to be made in Denmark from teak and limbawood, embodying the principles of Danish design and superior craftmanship.
Kay Bojesen´s world-famous monkey was designed in 1951.

Sonora-411-438 Suspension lamp

Vico Magistretti 1976

Suspension lamp giving direct and diffused light, opaline blown Murano glass diffuser.
model 411
2 x max 100W - E27
↑ 265 cm Ø 50 cm
model 438
1 x max 100W - E27
↑ 259 cm Ø 38 cm

LC3 armchair

Le Corbusier 1928

Produced under license from Fondation Le Corbusier the LC3 armchair is architectural in feel and execution. A classic for over 70 years the LC3 still looks fresh and original today.
Fauteuil Grand Comfort
99 x 68 x 62 cm

Teda-232 table/bedside lamp

Ferdi Giardini 2002

Table/bedside lamp with direct and diffused light. Sanded-transparent glass pyrex diffuser. Satined stainless steel structure. Switched on by touch dimmer.
1 x max 40W - G9 (dimmer)
↑ 27 cm Ø (b) 12 cm
Ø (t) 3 cm

1960 in/outside wall/ceiling lamp

Historical Archive 2000

Child chair /table/desk/stool

Kristian Vedel 1952

Vedel is often credited as being one of the very first designers to take furniture for children seriously. This piece, designed in 1952 and constructed of beech plywood, features slats on either side of its curved form, enabling the user to select the seat height as well as accommodate the added weight of a growing child. Simple tension keeps the seat in place, and the chair itself is meant to be used as a table, a high chair, or a stool. It won the silver medal at La Triennale di Milano in 1957.
Size: 45 x 31 x H 41 cm