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Dedicate Table Lamp S2
Dedicate Table Lamp S2
$999
The Dedicate Table Lamp is a contemporary take on the classic architect lamp, where design meets functionality seamlessly. Meticulously engineered, the lamp offers integrated cooling ribs, quality lighting, dimming, and an auto-turn-off feature — while guaranteeing steadiness through its flexible arms. Available in various sizes, the Dedicate Table Lamp caters to diverse lighting needs and design preferences, providing a versatile lighting solution.
DimensionsAvailable in three sizes
S2 Standard: 19cm W 38.9cm L x 39.8cm H
S2 with Clamp: 10.5cm W 38.9cm L x 37.6cm H
S2 with Fixing Pin: 10.5cm W 38.9cm L x 37.6cm H
S2 Standard: 19cm W 38.9cm L x 39.8cm H
S2 with Clamp: 10.5cm W 38.9cm L x 37.6cm H
S2 with Fixing Pin: 10.5cm W 38.9cm L x 37.6cm H
MaterialsThe lamp head and hinges are in die-casted aluminium, and the lamp arms are in extruded aluminium. All powder coated. Diffuser in injection moulded plastic. Table base in machined steel. Clamp in die-casted aluminium and screw in stainless steel. Pin in machined steel screw and fixing nut.
Low in stock: 1 available
About the Brand: Muuto
Muuto is rooted in the Scandinavian design tradition characterised by enduring aesthetics, functionality, craftsmanship and honest expression. By expanding this heritage with forward-looking materials, techniques and bold creative thinking, their ambition is to deliver new perspectives on Scandinavian design. The name Muuto comes from Muutos, meaning new perspective in Finnish. They handpick leading contemporary designers who are strong interpreters of their philosophy and combine their talents with the passionate Muuto creative team. You will know their design because it has Muutos: objects made sublime through new perspectives, enjoyed across the world, representing the best of Scandinavian design today.
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About the Designer: Thomas Bentzen
Thomas Bentzen, former designer at Louise Campell Studio, started his own studio in 2010. He is the co-founder of the design collective REMOVE and his products have received international recognition at fairs and exhibitions all over the world.
He likes to create objects that are functional and simple, while satisfying a human need when in use and creating joy when idle.
