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Funiculi Wall Sconce by Marset

Funiculi Wall Sconce

by Lluís Porqueras for Marset

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$545.00
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Key Features

Contract Grade
Limited 5 Year warranty
Made in Spain
The Marset Funiculi Wall Sconce, designed by Lluis Porqueras, keeps it clean and simple. A recently issued variant of the floor model originally issued in 1979, the lamp retains that fixture's mid-century styling and functional ease. Employing the same straightforward double-clip adjustment mechanics, Funiculi offers almost ten inches of height flexibility, as well as a 360° rotating shade. A cool consideration for those looking for a minimal reading lamp for the wall.
Item Number
R364558
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MFR ID
A641-040

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Hard to install!

Submitted 8 years ago

By Kic6

From Undisclosed

The actual lamp is reasonably well made. I ordered the white which I would label more as a beige, which would work for me, if I could get it on the wall. It looks strange with the black cord but that is also tolerable. The wall mount is a cheap plastic anchor which has a small metal receiver that needs to not fall out when the anchor is inserted into the wall. I failed 4 out of 4 times. Two fell out on the floor and two are inside the wall. I will try going to the hardware store to see if I can find a suitable wall anchor.

Bottom Line No, I would not recommend to a friend

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Marset was established in 1942 as a family business, not making lighting, but as a foundry. That foundation in casting metals did eventually segue into lighting design, however, with Francisco Marset formally establishing Marset Illuminacion in 1965. The decades spent experimenting with and molding metal translated well into the contemporary lighting industry: manipulating all kinds of materials to create unexpected, atmospheric lighting effects.

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