Bull Table Lamp - Oxidized
101 Copenhagen blends Danish craftsmanship with Japanese minimalist design, offering timeless, sculptural pieces that elevate any space. Each item reflects refined materials and modern luxury for discerning interiors.
Please note: This is a custom-made order, which requires a slightly longer processing time as the item is not currently stocked in our warehouse.
The Bull Table Lamp - Oxidized pays homage to Danish Modernism, taking inspiration from the animalistic forms popularized in 1940's to 1960's design. Named after its bull-like opal glass lampshades, this lamp provides soft, diffused lighting and a striking visual presence. The design features an unpolished grey marble base, a lamp arm in oxidized aluminum wrapped in spun cognac leather, and a contrasting upper part in oxidized aluminum paired with the translucent opal glass. This interplay of textures and materials—from the raw concrete-like metal to the warm leather and soft glass—elevates the Bull Lamp beyond mere functionality, making it a sculptural piece for the modern home.
Key Features:
- Danish Modernist-inspired design: Bull-like opal glass shades for smooth, diffused lighting.
- Luxurious material blend: Oxidized aluminum, cognac leather, and grey marble base for a sophisticated, layered look.
- Dimmer switch: Adjust lighting intensity with a black fabric-covered cable.
Product Details:
- Color/Material: Oxidized aluminum, opal glass (white), cognac leather, grey marble base
- Cable: Black fabric-covered cable with dimmer switch
- Dimensions: L38 x W12 x H50 cm
- Cable Length: 200 cm
- Weight: 4 kg
Additional Information on Finish:
- Oxidized Metal Finish: Treated with a special acid for a raw, matte grey surface, with sporadic marks for an architectural look.
- Natural Casting Characteristics: Small marks and slight unevenness may occur, adding unique character to each piece.
Care Instructions:
- Use a microfiber cloth for daily cleaning. Avoid acid-based cleaners to maintain the finish.
Designed by Kristian Sofus Hansen & Tommy Hyldahl.
