Ingo Maurer LED Table Lamp Samurai Paper
€1,689.00*
Delivery time approx. 4 weeks
Samurai LED The MaMo Nouchies DAGMAR MOMBACH, INGO MAURER & TEAM 1998
Samurai is a light-giving sculpture and table lamp at the same time. Like all MaMo Nouchies, each Samurai is unique. Samurai LED is equipped with a dimmable LED module. The module was developed by Ingo Maurer GmbH especially for the MaMo Nouchies. The light is warm and soft, and can hardly be distinguished from conventional halogen light. In contrast to the halogen version shown in the photos, the cable is visible, as in Poul Poul. Like all papers of the MaMo Nouchies series, the shade is made of Japanese paper, which is elaborately processed in several steps in Dagmar Mombach's manufactory. Inside it is an LED module with a heat sink. Not suitable for rooms with high humidity, as the tension of the moulded paper decreases due to the moisture.
| Brightness in lumen: | 970 |
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| Colour rendering (CRI) in Ra: | >=90 |
| Colour temperature in Kelvin: | 2700 |
| Comparative value in watts: | 80 |
| Power consumption in kWh / 1000 hrs.: | 9 |
| Replaceable illuminant: | Yes |
| Colour: | White |
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| Designer: | Ingo Maurer |
| Dimmable: | Yes |
| Dimming type: | with dimmer |
| Illuminant included: | Yes |
| Manufacturer / Model: | Ingo Maurer Samurai |
| Material: | Paper |
| Max. Power per lampholder in watts: | 9 |
| Number of sockets: | 1 |
| Switching mode: | Toggle switch |
| Version: | LED |
| Voltage in volts: | 230V |
| Height in cm: | 70 |
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Ingo Maurer Luminaires.
In 1968, the German designer Ingo Maurer presented his own luminaire designs at Italian trade fairs for the first time and was immediately able to make a name for himself. Since then, the brand has enjoyed an uninterrupted rise. in 2010, Ingo Maurer was even awarded the German Design Prize. Today, the Ingo Maurer design lamps are designed and produced in an office in Munich.
Ingo Maurer Luminaires.
In 1968, the German designer Ingo Maurer presented his own luminaire designs at Italian trade fairs for the first time and was immediately able to make a name for himself. Since then, the brand has enjoyed an uninterrupted rise. in 2010, Ingo Maurer was even awarded the German Design Prize. Today, the Ingo Maurer design lamps are designed and produced in an office in Munich.
