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*Valid until 23/06/2025 - minimum purchase values: 11% off orders over £99 & 14% off orders over £149 - 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: 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.
Very high Original 1227 Giant LED floor lamp - flexibly adjustable With a maximum adjustable height of 270 cm, the Original 1227 Giant LED floor lamp fully lives up to its name suffix "Giant". It can be adjusted in height or projection to suit individual requirements, so that the light always shines where it is needed. This version was designed in 2005 as a tribute to the famous writer for the Roald Dahl Museum, who used an Anglepoise® in his writing room. Just like the original design, which was developed by the British industrial designer George Carwardine in the 1930s, it features the constant spring mechanism typical of Anglepoise®, which makes this unusual and already iconic light source so variable. The mechanism mimics the characteristics of the human arm muscles.
