Netlighting Dalton Wall Lamp Chrome 3x E14 in Grey
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The DALTON wall lamp is a traditional light object defined by its semi-circular design and the use of decorative crystals and leaves. The body of the lamp is made of chrome-plated metal, which has a glossy surface. The shade is made of acrylic crystals in a clear shape and is complemented by smoke-coloured acrylic dcor elements with a satin finish. Through this combination of materials and colours, the DALTON wall lamp creates a special atmosphere and provides unique lighting. The wall lamp can be mounted on any wall and offers a traditional lighting solution for any room design. With its elegant shape and wonderfully designed decorative crystals, the DALTON wall lamp becomes a stylish accessory for any room. It is ideal for rooms that require traditional lighting and want to create a special ambience. Product features: Wall light metal chromed, acrylic crystal clear, acrylic decor smoke colored, satined, wxh: 355x400mm, al: 205mm, excl. 3x e14 40w 230v | Netlighting Dalton Wall Lamp Chrome 3x E14 in Grey
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