Pull Lamp
Pull Lamp
Pull Lamp
Pull Lamp
Pull Lamp
MUUTO

Pull Lamp

The Pull lamp is a Muuto icon. A perfect example of classic and simple Nordic design, given a new perspective with its playful personality. Pull ... more details

€579.00
Available in 2/3 weeks. Oak 5/6 weeks.
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Dimensions
Base ⌀ 31,5 cm - H150 cm - Shade 24 x 27 cm
Details
Energy saver FCL dimmable bulb.
Material
Natural oak wood with white covered plast composite
Designer
Whatswhat
Light fitting
220 V - 240 V ~ 50 Hz, bulb 1 x 23 W - MAX 60 W

Floor lamp with an adjustable shade that changes both the lamp's light and its character

The Pull lamp is a Muuto icon. A perfect example of classic and simple Nordic design, given a new perspective with its playful personality. Pull has an adjustable shade that changes both the lamp's light and its character. The lamp was the winning design of the Muuto Talent Awards 2011 for Whatswhat.

Whatswhat is a Stockholm based studio consisting of John Astbury, Bengt Brummer and Karin Wallenbeck. Established in 2010 they have already shown their work in New York, London, Tokyo, Paris and Stockholm, receiving international recognition for their work, winning the Muuto Talent award in 2010 and an Elle Interior Award in 2012.
WHATSWHAT ABOUT THE DESIGNOF THE PULL LAMP:
“The unique composition of the Pull lamp provides the lamp with a unique personality that both organic and distinctively true to it’s Scandinavian design heritage. The party exposed, partly hidden cord connects the elements and provides the mechanism to adjust the position of the shade. Moving the shade not only changes the light but also the character of the lamp.”

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