Victor Neo Brutalist gold wall light

Name: 2-light wall lamp in solid bronze with white conical shades
Brand: Objet insolite
SKU: 22070281
Price: 1024.00 EUR
Availability: InStock

2-light wall lamp in solid bronze with white conical shades - Objet insolite - Wall lights

Elegant Victor 2-light wall lamp, a neo-brutalist style in solid bronze with a gold finish and white conical shades. The model is composed of a round wall bracket, topped by a ball from which the two curved arms of the wall lamp start, directing the two pretty conical shades of off-white chintz towards the ceiling. Note the diamond engraved on the wall support, or the superb golden bronze finish obtained by a first polishing of the bronze, which creates a contrast between the edges made shiny and the natural hollows of the metal left matt. The metal is then electroplated with a thin, even layer of gold. Objet Insolite is a French company that has been creating lighting fixtures in its Normandy workshops since 1981, and has been awarded the Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant (Living Heritage Company) label, a distinction granted by the French government that recognises French companies with exceptional craft and industrial production.
By default, this light is delivered with the lampshade proposed on this picture, the model is available in the different colours of the colour chart visible in the secondary picture, choice to be specified in the special information of your order form.
The model is also available in gold bronze and nickel bronze under the references 22070280 and 22070272.
Dimensions: 27cm high, 15cm projection from the wall, 35cm wide, shade 13cm high and 13cm diameter.
The light source comes from 2 E14 bulbs of 40w max each, or LED equivalent, to be purchased separately.

Product reference: 22070281

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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Simple and classic light fixtures in solid bronze with elegant style. Handmade in France

Objet insolite lights are lamps, wall sconces, chandeliers and pendants made exclusively of solid bronze, with a collection of polyester or taffeta lampshades in shimmering and luxurious colours. Inspired by nature and the animal world, the lamps often represent leaves, branches, cats and birds in highly poetic stylised interpretations. The bronze moulds are made by an industrial process that gives them an imperfect, almost rough surface. The strength of bronze combined with the poetry of Augustin Granet's sculptures gives rise to a collection of elegant lighting fixtures, essential elements of a refined interior. All models are available in black patinated, gold patinated or satin nickel finishes and are complemented by a number of matching side tables. The Objet insolite collection is entirely made in France, in Augustin Granet's workshops in Normandy.