Baccarat Baby Candy Light Nomadic Lamp Red
850,00€
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Baccarat Baby Candy Light Nomadic Lamp Red is a perfect blend of ceramic and crystal. This wireless lamp reflects Jaime Hayon’s playful world, fed with fancy and humor. Gift box included.
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Baby Candy Light becomes now nomadic in 4 iconic colors: glossy Baccarat red, matte bronze, matte white and matte black.
Wireless, this nomadic lamp is an elegant and playful solution to light up and decorate indoor tables as well as terrace tables.
Rechargeable, its ceramic body is topped with a crystal shade inspired by the Juvisy-cut motif. A button on the top of the lampshade enables to dim the light by a gentle and continuous touch.
Height: 29 cm
Width: 14 cm
Length: 14 cm
Weight: 2.8 kg
Designer: JAIME HAYON
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