Echo Floor Lamp
£750.00 OUT OF STOCK
David Weeks for Tala
The Echo Floor Lamp is Tala’s first in the floor lamp category.
Elegant and robust with a minimalist aesthetic, it is comprised of intersecting steel cylinders that each display one of Tala’s Sphere IV bulbs.
Complete with seven bulbs in total and featuring a custom rotary dimmer on the stem, the Echo Floor Lamp offers unrivalled Dim to Warm performance and is a highly desirable addition to any living space.
Features
– Exclusive design by David Weeks
– White powder-coated steel structure
– Asymmetrical shape
– Custom rotary dimmer
– 4m grey braided PVC cord
– Includes seven Sphere IV bulbs
– Complete with Dim to Warm technology
Read more about the David Weeks for Tala
Delivery
Shipping expected within 3-5 days.
Specifications
View Specifications and DownloadsEdison screw caps | ||
E12 | 12mm | Candelabra Edison Screw (US) |
E14 | 14mm | Small Edison Screw |
E26 | 26mm | Edison Screw (US) |
E27 | 27mm | Edison Screw |
Bayonet caps | ||
B22 | 22mm | Bayonet cap |
Echo Floor Lamp
£750.00
Out of stock
Description
David Weeks for Tala
The Echo Floor Lamp is Tala’s first in the floor lamp category.
Elegant and robust with a minimalist aesthetic, it is comprised of intersecting steel cylinders that each display one of Tala’s Sphere IV bulbs.
Complete with seven bulbs in total and featuring a custom rotary dimmer on the stem, the Echo Floor Lamp offers unrivalled Dim to Warm performance and is a highly desirable addition to any living space.
Features
– Exclusive design by David Weeks
– White powder-coated steel structure
– Asymmetrical shape
– Custom rotary dimmer
– 4m grey braided PVC cord
– Includes seven Sphere IV bulbs
– Complete with Dim to Warm technology
Read more about the David Weeks for Tala
Delivery
Shipping expected within 3-5 days.
Related products
Echo Floor Lamp
£750.00
David Weeks for Tala
The Echo Floor Lamp is Tala’s first in the floor lamp category.
Elegant and robust with a minimalist aesthetic, it is comprised of intersecting steel cylinders that each display one of Tala’s Sphere IV bulbs.
Complete with seven bulbs in total and featuring a custom rotary dimmer on the stem, the Echo Floor Lamp offers unrivalled Dim to Warm performance and is a highly desirable addition to any living space.
Features
– Exclusive design by David Weeks
– White powder-coated steel structure
– Asymmetrical shape
– Custom rotary dimmer
– 4m grey braided PVC cord
– Includes seven Sphere IV bulbs
– Complete with Dim to Warm technology
Read more about the David Weeks for Tala
Delivery
Shipping expected within 3-5 days.
Delivery
Specifications
View Specifications and DownloadsEdison screw caps | ||
E12 | 12mm | Candelabra Edison Screw (US) |
E14 | 14mm | Small Edison Screw |
E26 | 26mm | Edison Screw (US) |
E27 | 27mm | Edison Screw |
Bayonet caps | ||
B22 | 22mm | Bayonet cap |
Echo Floor Lamp
£750.00
Out of stock
Description
David Weeks for Tala
The Echo Floor Lamp is Tala’s first in the floor lamp category.
Elegant and robust with a minimalist aesthetic, it is comprised of intersecting steel cylinders that each display one of Tala’s Sphere IV bulbs.
Complete with seven bulbs in total and featuring a custom rotary dimmer on the stem, the Echo Floor Lamp offers unrivalled Dim to Warm performance and is a highly desirable addition to any living space.
Features
– Exclusive design by David Weeks
– White powder-coated steel structure
– Asymmetrical shape
– Custom rotary dimmer
– 4m grey braided PVC cord
– Includes seven Sphere IV bulbs
– Complete with Dim to Warm technology
Read more about the David Weeks for Tala
Delivery
Shipping expected within 3-5 days.
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470 mm
1500 mm
Specifications
PRODUCT SPECS
Dimensions
470 x 450 x 1500 mm
IP Rating
20
Input voltage
220V-240V
Cord length
4m
Base Type
E27
Dimmable
Yes
BULB SPECS
Lumens
680
Colour Temperature
2000K-2800K
CRI
95
Wattage
8W
Equivalent incandescent power
53W
Efficiency
85 lm/W
Base Cap
E27
Percent Flicker
<5%
Working temperature
-5°C – 40°C
David Weeks for Tala
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