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Inspired by exotic, tropical plants, the Las Palmas Table Lamp is made from Slamp's patented material Opalflex, and features a unique silhouette resembling two palm fronds. Supported by a stainless steel base and profiles, this modern table lamp houses a single light source. Whether used on a bedside table or on a side table in the living room, this modern decorative light is ideal for providing diffused, ambient lighting.Opalflex: Patented and recyclable, this innovative material is an original mixture of technopolymers and glass crystals. This exclusive polycarbonate material for SLAMP is luminous and attractive like glass while being versatile and resistant like plastic. Color is added through silk-screen printing.
First conceived in 1994 by Italian designer Roberto Ziliani, Slamp lighting has garnered world recognition as being at the top of a very short list of innovative and envelope-pushing lighting companies. Their range of products made of cutting-edge polymer plastics are cold-formed to avoid CO2 emissions, while excess scraps are recycled into beehives. Slamp, with their resounding mantra, "From Italy to Eternity," sets the stage for their newest and most avant-garde collections yet.
Key Features
Inspired by exotic, tropical plants, the Las Palmas Table Lamp is made from Slamp's patented material Opalflex, and features a unique silhouette resembling two palm fronds. Supported by a stainless steel base and profiles, this modern table lamp houses a single light source. Whether used on a bedside table or on a side table in the living room, this modern decorative light is ideal for providing diffused, ambient lighting.Opalflex: Patented and recyclable, this innovative material is an original mixture of technopolymers and glass crystals. This exclusive polycarbonate material for SLAMP is luminous and attractive like glass while being versatile and resistant like plastic. Color is added through silk-screen printing.
First conceived in 1994 by Italian designer Roberto Ziliani, Slamp lighting has garnered world recognition as being at the top of a very short list of innovative and envelope-pushing lighting companies. Their range of products made of cutting-edge polymer plastics are cold-formed to avoid CO2 emissions, while excess scraps are recycled into beehives. Slamp, with their resounding mantra, "From Italy to Eternity," sets the stage for their newest and most avant-garde collections yet.
- Material: Opalflex, technopolymers and glass crystals
- Lighting Style: Soft/Diffused/Ambient
- Made from Sustainably Sourced Materials: This design is produced using responsibly harvested, reclaimed or alternative materials.
- Made from Recycled Materials: This design is produced using recycled and/or upcycled materials.
- Recyclable: This design may be broken down and recycled.
- Not OK for Outdoor Use
- Warranty: 2 Years
- Made In Italy
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