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Pose Table Lamp, Kelp

$598.00

From iconic British designer Tom Dixon—whose work is held in institutions including the Victoria and Albert Museum and the Centre Pompidou—this portable lamp is a study in reflection and form. Its mirrored surface captures and diffuses light in a way that feels both sculptural and understated, casting a soft, atmospheric glow wherever it’s placed. Cordless and quietly striking, it moves with you—from dining table to bedside to outdoor evenings—bringing mood as much as light.

  • Portable, cordless design for use indoors or out
  • Rechargeable battery with 6-9 hours of cordless light
  • Touch control with three brightness levels (2700k-3000k)
  • Flat Fresnel lens inspired by lighthouse optics, for a soft glow
  • Charges via discreet, magnetic USB cable (included)
  • Approx. 9.8" H

  • Ideal for desks, vanities, or dining tables

DETAILS

9.8″ H × 6.9″ W × 4.1″ D

CARE

Always turn off the lamp and disconnect from power before cleaning.


Clean only with a soft, dry cloth.

Do not use polishing agents, water, abrasive cloths, or cleaning sprays—these can damage the glossy ABS/polycarbonate finish.

MEET THE MAKER

Tom Dixon is a British product and interiors designer obsessed with materiality & manufacturing. Constantly seeking new adventures in design, Dixon’s work has been purchased by the Victoria & Albert Museum, the Museum of Modern Art and the Centre George Pompidou.

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