Flos Ktribe wall lamp

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Tech specs

SKU	FSF6307030
Colour	Fumè
Light source	E27 - 1x70w
IP protection	IP20
Dimmable	Yes
Dimmer	Not included
Light bulb	Not included
Bulb size	E27
Energy Class

Product description

The Flos Ktribe Applique is an elegant and modern lighting fixture designed by Philippe Starck. The lamp is equipped with an adjustable diffuser on four different levels of light intensity, and an external diffuser in transparent or bronze metal. Thanks to the external diffuser, the lamp can be strategically positioned to light up a room with a softer and more diffused light. The lamp is made with high quality materials such as glass, metal and plastic, and is designed to resist corrosion and wear. It is equipped with an E27 socket, allowing you to mount E27 type bulbs, up to 70 W. The lamp is dimmable, however the dimmer is not included in the package. The Flos Ktribe lamp is suitable for the bedroom, living room, kitchen, hallway or your study, with the assurance of high quality lighting. It is available in different colors to meet any need. The lamp comes with a 2 year warranty covering any manufacturing and material defects. In short, with the Flos Ktribe Applique you can enjoy quality lighting and a modern design.

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Designer

Philippe Starck Philippe Stark is a French architect and designer who was born in Paris on 18 January 1949. His career began way back in 1968 when he began producing curious inflatable furniture and received important professional appointments. In 1979 he founded the company Starck Product which allowed him to market some of his earlier works. One of his most famous designs is the Juicy Salif juicer, which would later become a true cult object.