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Swivelling wall lamp Original 1227 Brass in retro design Shiny brass accents on the wall mount, the lamp arm and the lampshade bring the Original 1227 Brass wall lamp, which otherwise has a retro design in terms of colour, into focus even when unlit. When the lighting is switched on, an appealing light emission is revealed that creates atmospheric additional lighting in any room. The lampshade can be swivelled so that it can be aligned as desired. The inside of the shade is white for optimum light reflection. The shade design of the Original 1227 Brass wall lamp, which was launched in 2014, is based on the well-known Anglepoise® work light, which was created by designer George Carwardine (1887-1948) and patented in 1932.
