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Americana Floor Lamp by Santa & Cole

Americana Floor Lamp

by Miguel Mila for Santa & Cole

4.0(1)

$1,096.00 $1,370.00

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Key Features

Contract Grade
Eco-Friendly
Made in Spain
The Americana Floor Lamp pays homage to the legendary series of swing-arm lamps designed by George W. Hansen in 1950. Its basic geometry is defined by its single-section arm with a right-angled bend, and transfers the joint to the vertical axis of the shaft, affording enhanced mechanical performance. It provides all the benefits of smart articulation with a traditional shade, at the perfect height for reading in your favorite armchair.
Item Number
SANY10080468
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MFR ID
AMESA01UL

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Comments about Americana Floor Lamp

We use this fixture in our den next to a reading and tv watching chair. It looks very nice and the finish is well done but…a couple improvements would be very welcome. #1 Really, really wish it had a full-range dimmer switch on the socket instead of the on/off switch on the cord. Presently it is good for reading but when we watch movies or tv it is a bit too bright. The lack of a dimmer was nearly a deal breaker for me but I settled and am disappointed. #2 I wish the swing arm was slightly longer (or a double swing arm) with a slightly larger shade which would provide more impact in the room.

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Santa & Cole

Javier Santa, Gabriel Cole and Nina Maso started Barcelona-based Santa and Cole in 1985. The three focused on industrial design and sought out modern light fixtures that provided more than mass or function. They were looking for pieces that instilled a sense of serenity, culture and well-being.