This portable table lamp emits a soft, comfortable and glare-free light.

The versions with metal lampshade reflect the light downwards and provide a pleasant illumination thanks to the white painted inner shade and the reflection of its flared stems.

The opal acrylic versions provide pleasant illumination and a subtle ambience thanks to their transparency and the reflection of their light, directed downwards on the inner side of the lampshade.

Material:
- Inlayed steel lampshade.
- Base and housing in cast aluminium.

Technical specifications:
- Portable / Table lamp.
- Indoor / Outdoor.
- Omnidirectional / I

ndirect light.
- IP44 protection class, making it approved for humidity location and outdoor use.
- Batteries can be charged via USB and induction.
- Batteries can be replaced.
- White light indicator on base when charging.
- Charging cable length 150 cm. White cable for white opal and pale pink versions. Black cable for all other versions.
- Bulb: LED 2700K 2.5W, integrated.
- 4-position dimming: 0%/10%/33%/33%/100%.

Height (mm)

238

Diameter (mm)

160

5 Years

Verner Panton

Denmark 1926

Verner Panton is one of the most influential designers of the 20th century. He stood out for his innovative approach and his use of color and form in his designs. He studied at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen before beginning his career as an architect and designer. Throughout his career he worked on a wide range of projects, from hotel and restaurant interiors to furniture and textiles, but is best known for his iconic "Panton Chair," the first one-piece molded plastic chair. In addition to his work in furniture design, he was a pioneer in lighting design. His lamps and luminaires have become cult objects, and his "Panthella" lamp remains one of the most recognizable designs in the world of lighting. Verner Panton's work is marked by his passion for vibrant colors and bold patterns. His designs often incorporate organic shapes and curves, as well as innovative materials such as plastic and acrylic glass. His designs have been exhibited in museums and galleries around the world, and his experimental approach continues to be a source of inspiration for a new generation of designers.