Paper Cube Floor Lamp

€195.00

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Bulb:	Not included
Colour name:	White
Cord length:	250 CM
Depth:	36
Designer:	Bertjan Pot
Dimmable:	No
Height:	74
IP number:	20
Light source:	LED E27
Material:	Recycled PET bottles
Width:	36

Care & maintenance

Before use, refer to the provided manual. Our manuals contain the necessary instructions to assemble the lamp. Incorrect assembly may risk damaging the circuit and reducing the lamp's lifespan.
For lamps made of cotton, wool, or nylon, avoid using wet or damp cloths for cleaning and maintenance. Instead, use a dry, lint-free cloth or duster to remove dirt.
For lamps made of aluminum, steel, ABS, polypropylene, polycarbonate, or acrylic, avoid using alcohol or other solvents for cleaning and avoid using abrasive or rough sponges. The product can be cleaned with a soft damp cloth and mild cleaning detergent, or a dry microfiber cloth.
Ensure that the power supply is OFF before cleaning the product.
This information is a general guideline. Please contact our customer service or one of our stores for specific maintenance instructions.

Designed by Bertjan Pot, Paper Cube Floor Lamp is a series of elegant and functional cubed lamps. Inspired by the mechanics of constructing folded paper ornaments, Paper Cube has a flat-pack design that is easy to assemble. Constructed from a strong Japanese paper material, made from recycled PET bottles, and with FSC-certified beech legs, the translucent shade has a closed volume that creates a soft ambient glow. Available in table and floor lamp versions with a cord and bulb socket, the lamps use a standard retrofit bulb and do not come supplied with a bulb. Paper Cubeês clean design and warm, atmospheric light make it suitable for a variety of rooms at home, as well as restaurants, caf_s and other public spaces. This version:¾floor lamp.

Bertjan Pot

Dutch designer Bertjan Pot graduated from the Man and Identity department of the Design Academy Eindhoven. He now works from his studio in Rotterdam, where he designs furniture, interiors and accessories. His work reflects his curiosity for materials and research into production methods. In everything he makes, Pot is drawn to the idea of making products that become part of a home's story. Pot's w...