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Stehlampe Typ 854 neu lackiert von Horn

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Stehlampe Typ 854 neu lackiert von HornDie Stehlampe Typ 854 der dnischen Manufaktur Horn ist ein markantes Beispiel fr das Spiel mit Licht und Schatten, das dnische Leuchten weltweit so begehrt macht. Als klassische Lamellenlampe konstruiert, wird das Licht durch die versetzten Schirme sanft gebrochen und sorgt fr eine vollkommen blendfreie, atmosphrische Ausleuchtung. Dieses spezielle Exemplar wurde im Rahmen einer sorgfltigen Aufarbeitung individualisiert: Whrend der Stab und die

Die Stehlampe Typ 854 der dänischen Manufaktur Horn ist ein markantes Beispiel für das Spiel mit Licht und Schatten, das dänische Leuchten weltweit so begehrt macht. Als klassische Lamellenlampe konstruiert, wird das Licht durch die versetzten Schirme sanft gebrochen und sorgt für eine vollkommen blendfreie, atmosphärische Ausleuchtung.

Dieses spezielle Exemplar wurde im Rahmen einer sorgfältigen Aufarbeitung individualisiert: Während der Stab und die kleineren Lamellen im klassischen Weiß gehalten sind, erhielt der größte Schirm eine neue Lackierung in einem frischen Grün. Dieser gezielte Farbakzent verleiht dem dänischen Design-Klassiker eine moderne, fast spielerische Note und macht die Leuchte zu einem unverwechselbaren Unikat in deinem Wohnraum.

Die Lampe wurde vollständig aufgearbeitet und strahlt nun in neuem Glanz. Mit ihrer skulpturalen Form und dem spannenden Kontrast zwischen dem reinen Weiß und dem kräftigen Grün ist sie nicht nur eine Lichtquelle, sondern ein echtes Statement-Piece für Liebhaber skandinavischen Mid-Century-Designs.

Bitte beachte: Auf Grund der Größe können wir für diese Lampe keinen Paketversand anbieten. Der Versand per Spedition ist natürlich möglich.

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