Sculptural floor light DOME with roubd glass: Floor light DOME, here in black with clear glass — Fig. 1: Floor light DOME, here in black with clear glass

Sculptural floor light DOME with roubd glass, Fig. 2 — Fig. 2

Sculptural floor light DOME with roubd glass, Fig. 3 — Fig. 3

Description

Not only a light, but a "room decoration" for the outside represents this floor lamp, arranged around a large handmade cylindrical glass. The design is being completed by a nostalgic filament bulb (included).

The lamp is available with these glasses:

clear glass
smoke glass (grey color)

Dimensions and technical data of the outdoor light DOME:

Height: 1100 mm
Base plate: 300 x 300 mm

Illuminant: E27 LED filament bulb 4 Watt 2200 K (included)
Luminous flux: 280 lm

Power supply: black PVC cable 600 cm with plug

Material: Aluminum, glass

Protection class: IP43

Information on Regulation (EU) 2023/988

Royal Botania NV, Elsendonkstraat 146, 2560 Nijlen, Belgien, info@royalbotania.com

Sculptural floor light DOME with roubd glass
by Royal Botania

Item No. TL6371.1 ROY# DOME M

Price for your selection:

€1,148.00

Delivery lead time: 3 to 4 weeks

Glass:

clear glass

Smoked glass (+€120.00)

About the manufacturer

In 1992, young Belgian company founders Kris Van Puyvelde and Frank Boschman began manufacturing teak garden furniture according to their own quality standards in terms of design, material and production. They thereby started the success story of the Belgian manufacturer Royal Botania, nowadays worldwide established as premium manufacturer of garden furniture and outdoor lighting. Royal Botania relies on modern and mostly reduced designs which survive the trends aesthetically and qualitatively. The collection also stands for a remarkable variety of materials that can hardly be found elsewhere in the lighting sector: Additional to the company-specific teak and the proven metals brass, zinc and stainless steel Royal Botania also uses minerals such as granite and the marble-like artificial stone Corian, and porcelain. The teak wood comes from sustainably managed forests under the supervision of WWF.