W24 Style Globe Lamp
Upon ordering your items will be handcrafted especially for you. This takes time and expertise so we allow 4 -5 weeks for manufacture, quality assurance and packaging. 4 weeks travel to the U.K., and then there’s customs clearance and admin. It’s worth the wait!
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| Manufacturers Sku | A1919 |
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| Dispatche days/weeks | Delivered 10 - 16 weeks |
| Lead Time | Delivered 10 - 16 weeks |
| Availability | 12 - 18 Weeks |
| Original Designer | Wilhelm Wagenfeld |
| In Stock | No |
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| Featured Product | No |
| Color | White |
| Enable Guarantee | Sí |
| Sample Fabric | No |
| Heading 1 | Wilhelm Wagenfeld WG24 Table Lamp |
| Description image 1 | /w/2/w24_globe_lamp_white_desc_01_1.png |
| Short description 1 | The elegant design and quality craftsmanship of Wagenfeld's WG24 Style Table Lamp gives it a timeless aesthetic that works with any style interior. The lamp is a modernist celebration of function and form. The rounded shade is made from opalescent glass, which creates a glowing, diffused light. The stem is crafted from cylindrical stainless steel and is polished to reflect the light, while the base is a circle of thick glass. These geometric elements create a distinctive, effortless style reflecting the early modernist design principles. We recommend placing a pair of lamps either side of Josef Hoffmann's Kubus Sofa for a refined, atmospheric look. |
| Heading 2 | The story behind the Wagenfeld WG24 Table Lamp |
| Description image 2 | /w/2/w24_globe_lamp_white_desc_02_1.png |
| Short description 2 | The Mobelaris style Wagenfeld WG24 Table Lamp gets its name from the year of its design, 1924. Wagenfield was a student at Bauhaus in Germany, and the school's signature industrial style and minimalist design principles have unmistakably influenced the design. This has led to its nickname, the 'Bauhaus lamp'. The lamp's prototype was called the WA24 Lamp and had a chromed metal base, rather than the glass base of the WG24. At the time, the design was minimalist to the point of being revolutionary. Over the years, the lamp's popularity went from strength to strength, and in 1982 it received the German Design Council' national prize for 'good form', |
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- Dimension: Diameter Φ18cm * Height 36cm
- Packing Dimension: Width 36cm, Depth 25cm, Height 46cm
- CBM: 0.046 Weight: 3kg
Product Description
The elegant design and quality craftsmanship of Wagenfeld's WG24 Style Table Lamp gives it a timeless aesthetic that works with any style interior. The lamp is a modernist celebration of function and form. The rounded shade is made from opalescent glass, which creates a glowing, diffused light. The stem is crafted from cylindrical stainless steel and is polished to reflect the light, while the base is a circle of thick glass. These geometric elements create a distinctive, effortless style reflecting the early modernist design principles. We recommend placing a pair of lamps either side of Josef Hoffmann's Kubus Sofa for a refined, atmospheric look.
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The elegant design and quality craftsmanship of Wagenfeld's WG24 Style Table Lamp gives it a timeless aesthetic that works with any style interior. The lamp is a modernist celebration of function and form. The rounded shade is made from opalescent glass, which creates a glowing, diffused light. The stem is crafted from cylindrical stainless steel and is polished to reflect the light, while the base is a circle of thick glass. These geometric elements create a distinctive, effortless style reflecting the early modernist design principles. We recommend placing a pair of lamps either side of Josef Hoffmann's Kubus Sofa for a refined, atmospheric look.
The Mobelaris style Wagenfeld WG24 Table Lamp gets its name from the year of its design, 1924. Wagenfield was a student at Bauhaus in Germany, and the school's signature industrial style and minimalist design principles have unmistakably influenced the design. This has led to its nickname, the 'Bauhaus lamp'. The lamp's prototype was called the WA24 Lamp and had a chromed metal base, rather than the glass base of the WG24. At the time, the design was minimalist to the point of being revolutionary. Over the years, the lamp's popularity went from strength to strength, and in 1982 it received the German Design Council' national prize for 'good form',
