Retro reading lamp in polished nickel metal Studio Swing

Height-adjustable reading light with articulated arm, available in antique brass and bronze - Visual Comfort&Co. - Floor lamps

Price: 562.00 €

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This polished nickel Studio Swing floor lamp has a retro look with its articulated arm, adjustable height and directional light. The floor lamp has a rectangular base and a telescopic foot that allows the height of the lamp to be adjusted up to almost 1.5 m. The lamp head is attached to an arm with two joints that allow it to be extended horizontally, directing the light towards the floor where you want it. It has a white acrylic diffuser. Studio Swing is a floor lamp that is perfect for lighting a reading corner.
The American brand Visual Comfort, which has been in business since 1987, offers a wide range of contemporary and traditional lighting in high-quality materials.
This model is also available in patinated bronze and patinated brass, see 23050008 and 23050009.
Dimensions: height between 109cm and 144cm, base 22.9cm long and 15.2cm wide, head 12.4cm long and 9.5cm wide, cable 50cm.
The light source is an 8W Candelabra E14 LED bulb supplied.

Product reference: 23050010

Shipped within: 4 to 5 weeks

The price shown includes 20% of VAT for France. The applicable VAT and the shipping costs will be calculated in the Basket, according to the destination. Return policy: in Europe, you can return your purchase within 14 days of the reception date, if for any reason you are unhappy with it. Please read the article 10 of our Terms and Conditions for more details.

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Visual Comfort&Co.

High-end lighting in classic contemporary styles by leading designers

The brand was officially launched in Houston, Texas in 1987 and quickly established itself as a different kind of lighting designer. Andy Singer, a former lighting salesman and the man behind the brand, didn't want to play the role of a distributor when the brand was conceived. Collection after collection, Visual Comfort & Co. has taken its rightful place in the world of high-end lighting. The first collaboration took place in 1996 with the design firm Chapman & Myers, who created the brand's visual identity. Myers' penchant for contemporary style and Chapman's more classically inspired approach resulted in a comprehensive collection of pendants and wall lights to appeal to a wide market. Today, 26 designers, including Aerin Lauder, granddaughter of Esthée Lauder, renowned interior designer Kelly Wearstler and the late Kate Spade, embody the Visual Comfort style.