| Description | The Matin table lamp offers a contemporary yet poetic design, with a construction that combines visual delicacy with physical robustness. The elegant table lamp is composed of a bent steel wire frame to create a functional yet visually delicate table lamp, combined with a pleated cotton shade in a range of carefully selected colours. The light source is an integrated LED, offering a diffused light that is accompanied by a dimmer to adjust the light output if required. Design by Inga Sempé |
| Lampshade finishes | Green Peach Oxide Red White Lavender Bright Red Yellow Placid Blue |
| Base finishes | Mirror Polished brass |
| Materials | Cotton fabric laminated to a PVC sheet. Black top screw in injection moulded ABS. Bent steel wire with polished brass finish, precision cast steel counterweight and injection moulded ABS. |
| Dimensions (cm) | ⌀30 H38 |
| Cord |
200 cm black silicone (dimmer on cord) |
| IP Protection | IP20 Class 3 |
| Light Source | Integrated LED 5W 2800K 150lm dimmable |
| References | AA97122-A577-AE98 peach - polished brass base AA97122-A577-AB34 oxide red - polished brass base AA97122-A577-AB77 white - polished brass base AA97122-A577-AB78 lavender - polished brass base AA97122-A577-AB79 bright red - polished brass base AA97122-A577-AB80 green - polished brass base AA97122-A577-AB98 yellow - polished brass base AC06129-A577-AB80 green - mirror base AC06129-A577-AN07 placid blue - mirror base AC06129-A577-AB77 white - mirror base AC06129-A577-AB78 lavender - mirror base |
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Design by Inga Sempé
Inga Sempé is a French designer who lives and works in Paris. A graduate of the École Nationale Superieure de Création Industrielle (ENSCI) in Paris (1993), she also held a scholarship at the Villa Medici, Académie de France in Rome (2000 - 2001). She was awarded the Red Dot Design Award in 2007. Her work is known for its light touch, strong personality and particularly tactile nature. The idea of everyday use is at the heart of Sempé’s approach, who often seeks materials with special properties to meet the needs of an everyday function.
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