Blossi Floor Lamp Black/Opal Ø29 - Nuura
€720.00
RRP €879.00
SAVE €159.00
incl. VAT
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Delivery information
Delivery time: 6 - 10 working days Bulb permanently installed
Blossi Floor Lamp Black/Opal Ø29 - Nuura
The Blossi floor lamp Black/Opal Ø29, with its elegant and simple design, is inspired by the golden Nordic autumn, and the beautifully rounded, clear lampshade gives the lamp a Nordic touch that fits perfectly into modern interiors.
The lamp has a built-in LED that shines from above, reflecting off the glass and metal shade and spreading a beautiful, soft indirect light throughout the room. This makes it perfect as mood lighting in the sofa corner or as elegant lighting in the hallway.
The Blossi series consists of a table lamp, a floor lamp, a ceiling light, a pendant light and a wall light.
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Item no.:
70019203
Brand:
Dimmable:
Yes
Material:
Metal powder-coated / Glass handblown
Color:
black / white
Dimensions
Height (cm):
120
Diameter (cm):
29
Other measurements:
Plug cable length 200 cm
Net weight (kg):
5.9
Manufacturer
- Brand:
- Nuura Lamps
- Item no.:
- 70019203
- EAN:
- 5713839006871
Colour & design
- Color:
- black / white
- Material:
- Metal powder-coated / Glass handblown
- Designer:
- Sofie Refer
Dimensions
- Height (cm):
- 120
- Diameter (cm):
- 29
- Other measurements:
- Plug cable length 200 cm
- Net weight (kg):
- 5.9
Light source
- Light bulb included:
- Yes
- Wattage (watts):
- 6
- Integrated LEDs:
- Yes
- Colour rendering (Ra):
- 90
Additional functions
- Dimmable:
- Yes
Technical specifications
- IP code:
- IP20
Manufacturer information / person responsible for the EU
Manufacturer information Nuura Aps Frederiksgade 14 2nd floor 1265 Copenhagen, Denmark Tel. +455373 8460 info@nuura.com
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