Description
- This stone effect table lamp is a timeless and versatile lighting piece for any space
- Neutral grey-toned base complements a wide range of décor styles
- Comes complete with a classic linen shade for a soft, warm glow
- Well-proportioned design, perfect for lounges, bedrooms, or bedside tables
- Crafted from quality materials for durability and style
- A subtle yet elegant addition to modern or traditional interiors
Code: HIL18552
Dimensions: 30L x 30W x 53H
Bulb Type: E27 Screw Bulb (Not Included)
Assembly Required: Yes – Partial Build Required
Indoor Outdoor Use: Indoor Use Only
Weight: 2.00kg
Colour: beige, stone
Material: linen, wood
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