Lampe Cabanon by Nemo
The 1959 Lampe Cabanon is named after the architect Le Corbusier's cabin on the French Riviera. The design was inspired by a wartime mortar shell carrier found on the beach.
The lamp, for which numerous sketches and designs exist, represents a moment of rebirth in the post-war world. The shade itself is constructed from architectural tracing paper.
Details
Materials
Gunmetal frame
Tracing paper shade
Dimensions
H42 x D21cm
Cable length 2.5m
Light Source (not included)
E27 Max 125W LED
Dimmer switch on cable
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Lampe Cabanon by Nemo
The 1959 Lampe Cabanon is named after the architect Le Corbusier's cabin on the French Riviera. The design was inspired by a wartime mortar shell carrier found on the beach.
The lamp, for which numerous sketches and designs exist, represents a moment of rebirth in the post-war world. The shade itself is constructed from architectural tracing paper.
Details
Materials
Gunmetal frame
Tracing paper shade
Dimensions
H42 x D21cm
Cable length 2.5m
Light Source (not included)
E27 Max 125W LED
Dimmer switch on cable
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The 1959 Lampe Cabanon is named after the architect Le Corbusier's cabin on the French Riviera. The design was inspired by a wartime mortar shell carrier found on the beach.
The lamp, for which numerous sketches and designs exist, represents a moment of rebirth in the post-war world. The shade itself is constructed from architectural tracing paper.
Details
Materials
Gunmetal frame
Tracing paper shade
Dimensions
H42 x D21cm
Cable length 2.5m
Light Source (not included)
E27 Max 125W LED
Dimmer switch on cable
