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*Valid until 07/04/2025 - minimum purchase values: 10% off orders over £89 & 13% off orders over £129 - minimum purchase value = value of the goods kept and paid for - use the voucher code and you will automatically receive the higher discount depending on your order value - voucher only valid once per customer and order - discount cannot be used alongside any other voucher code promotions - the voucher can only be redeemed at online checkout - the following brands are excluded: &Tradition, ABUS, Anglepoise, ARLO, Artemide, AwoX, Axo Light, Bankamp, Baulmann, Beacon Lighting, Berliner Messinglampen, BOPP, Bover, Brumberg, Casafan, CMD, David Trubridge, Decor Walther, DOMUS, Egger Licht, EGLO, EGLO Connect, Escale, Eufy, Faro Barcelona, Fatboy, Flos, Fontana Arte, Forestier, Foscarini, FRANDSEN, Fritz Hansen, GRIMMEISEN LICHT, GUBI, HEAVN, HerzBlut, Homematic IP, ICONE, Idual, Ingo Maurer, INNR Lighting, Jieldé, Kartell, Knapstein, Ledvance Smart+, LE KLINT, Louis Poulsen, Luceplan, LZF LAMPS, Marchetti, Marset, Masiero, Maytoni, Nordlux, Midgard, Nanoleaf, Nemo, OLIGO, Oluce, Ozonos, Philips, Philips Hue, PURE, Q-Smart-Home, Rotaliana, Schellenberg, Serien Lighting, Slamp, Steinel, Tado°, Tecnolumen, tint, Tom Dixon, TWINKLY, Umage, Westinghouse, WiZ.
PH 2/1 table lamp - an attractively designed additional light source The PH 2/1 table lamp impresses with its timeless beauty, which enhances many furnishing styles, as well as a light emission that, thanks to the reflective three-shade system, delights with a high luminous efficiency and mainly downward-directed light. The lampshades are made of three layers of hand-blown glass. The glass shines on the outside, while the inside has a matt sandblasted finish, creating a fantastically beautiful lighting atmosphere. The lamp base and stand are made of brass and have a high-quality finish that emphasises the elegant look of the light. The PH 2/1 table lamp is a design by Danish designer Poul Henningsen, who worked with the lighting company Louis Poulsen from 1925 until his death in 1967 and whose lifelong ambition was to design glare-free luminaires.
