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Audrey table - Table lamp
Request a quoteThe Audrey table lamp is a timeless lamp that suits most homes and settings
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Advantages Audrey table - Table lamp
Soft and warm light
Equipped with a USB-C outlet
Dimmable via a discreet button
Elevate your home and bring in an inviting elegance with the Audrey table lamp.
With its brass details and the mouthblown opal glass globe, the Audrey table lamp is a timeless lamp that suits most homes and settings. Its delicate globe gracefully diffuses light, creating a calming ambience.
The Audrey table lamp is dimmable via a discreet button on the top of the lamp, for you to adjust the light to create different moods – from a practical light for your desk to a soft, warm light for your bedside table. The lamp features a USB-C outlet, ensuring easy charging of your phone, tablet or other devices.
Characteristics
Dimensions
- Ø : 15 cm H : 37 cm.
Material
- Steel, aluminium, PC, ABS and glass.
Designer : Søren Ravn Christensen
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