White perforated metal wizard mask wall lamp

White perforated metal wall light, indirect lighting, exists in black - La Chance - Wall lights

Price: 345.00 €

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Sorcier blanc is a wall lamp in perforated metal inspired by the ritual masks of the Fange tribe in the Congo, where designer Marta Bakowski lived for many years. A sculptural wall light with indirect lighting and a strong character, it is as beautiful when switched on as it is when switched off. Light is diffused from above, below and through the perforations in the metal, creating a fascinating play of light. La Chance is a young publisher of chic, graphic furniture and lighting. The uniqueness of the collection lies in the precious materials used (marble, lacquered metal, wood) and a bold colour palette.
The Sorcier wall lamp is also available in black with the reference 19030022, in blue and gold with the reference 19030024 and in grey, blue and yellow with the reference 19030025.
Dimensions: height 46cm, width 22cm, wall projection 9cm
Light source: one E27 halogen bulb of maximum 60W or equivalent LED, to be purchased separately

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Product reference: 19030023

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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La Chance

Design and graphics lighting, furniture and accessories

La Chance is a Paris-based lighting and furniture company founded by Louise Breguet and Jean-Baptiste Souletie to express their vision of French design. They were inspired by the work of Jacques-Emile Ruhlmann and his contribution to the Art Deco movement of the early 20th century. The sober lines, the nobility of the materials and the dramaturgy of the setting are perfectly reflected in La Chance's creations. La Chance maintains close and loyal links with the craftsmen chosen to make its collections, all of whom are based in Europe, except for the carpets. The materials used (wood, marble, cork, New Zealand wool, metal, leather and blown glass) and the bold, primary colours chosen are in fact the common thread running through the different editions, despite the involvement of designers from very different backgrounds. La Chance has a strong identity and a design that's built to last.