Normann Copenhagen Eddy Table Lamp

Designer: Simon Legald

€582.64

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Eddy, the table lamp, is an art of proportion: an airy shade floats above a weighty, organic base, creating a design in balance and motion. Steel and marble make up the main elements, while golden shimmers of brass put the dot on the ‘i' on this atmospheric lamp.

The table lamp consists of a plane steel screen with integrated LED light source that balances on a lamp base made of hand turned Italian marble. The rotation process is emphasized by the proportion between a slim neck and a bulky body, which forms a simultaneously lively and dense silhouette.

Lampshade and base meet each other in a golden rotation point in the form of a glossy brass ball. The shade can be tipped around the ball to control the direction of the light. With its downward facing screen, Eddy not only illuminates its surroundings but also itself. Its light shines down on the marble, emphasizing the changing character of the material.

The table lamp emits a soft light, which can be adjusted with the circular brass dimmer that forms a refined detail on the lampshade’s top.

Specifications

Materials: Pressed Steel, Marble,Pressed Steel, Marble

Light source: Light source: LED chip (not replaceable). Light source power: 16,5W. LED life span: 25000hrs. **Energy Label**: Find it [here](https://www.normann-copenhagen.com/products/~/media/Files/EnergyLabels/5021_Eddy_Energy%20Label_ALL.pdf)

The table lamp consists of a steel screen with integrated LED light source and a lamp base made of hand turned Italian marble. Lampshade and base meet in a rotation point: a brass ball, which the shade can be tipped around to control the direction of the light. Brass dimmer on top of the lampshade.Textile-covered cord.

Size Description

H: 33,6 x Ø: 32 cm

7,8 kg

Simon Legald

Simon Legald (born 1986) is a Danish product designer located in Copenhagen. He graduated from The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in 2012. Works with both small- and large scale products. For me honesty describes the true identity of objects. By highlighting the techniques necessary for the structure of the product, and making it a visual part of my design. Therefor I design with both craftsmanship and industry in mind.