PR Home New York Lamp Base
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PR Home New York Lamp Base – Table Lamps
The PR Home New York Lamp Base is a table lamp available in several variations: Black and White (32cm), Black and White (39cm).
Advantages
- Scandinavian design that suits many homes
- Easy to match with existing decor
- Suitable for both everyday use and special occasions
- A good choice if you want to refresh the feel of a room
Product Description
This urn-shaped ceramic lamp base is a true statement piece that attracts attention; it becomes as much an art object as a light source. Its distinctive shape and expression give the lamp a strong character, perfect for those who want to add something bold and personal to their decor. The lamp is 32 cm high and 18 cm in diameter – a stable and balanced size that works perfectly on a side table, a console table, or as a central focal point in a window. It is equipped with an E27 socket (max 40W) and comes with a 180 cm long black textile cable. The switch is placed 40 cm from the base for easy access, and the lamp has an EU plug. Light source sold separately. This ceramic table lamp is not just functional – it's an expression of style and personality. A perfect combination of graphic sharpness and classic form that elevates any room.
Variations
Select variation from the list above. Available options:
• Color: Black and White, Size: 32cm, SKU: PRH-501032191, EAN: 7330976146970 • Color: Black and White, Size: 39cm, SKU: PRH-501039191, EAN: 7330976146963
Technical Specifications
| Category | Table Lamps |
|---|---|
| Color | Black and White |
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I care for the product?
Refer to the care instructions on the product label and follow the instructions for best durability.
Can I return it?
Yes, you can return according to our return policy. The product must be unused and in its original packaging.
Does the color match reality?
Screens can display colors differently. If in doubt, it is recommended to order a color sample when available.
