Lampe Gras N213 Round Telescoping Plug-in Wall Sconce 24 Wall Lighting DCWEditions

Lampe Gras N213 Round Telescoping Plug-in Wall Sconce

By Bernard-Albin Gras, for DCWEditions

Lampe Gras N213 Round Telescoping Plug-in Wall Sconce

By Bernard-Albin Gras, For DCWEditions

$880.00 - $940.00

SPEC #: DCW903796 | ID: 213 W ROUND BL-BLUE

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Lampe Gras N213 Round Telescoping Plug-in Wall Sconce

SPEC #: DCW903796

ID: 213 W ROUND BL-BLUE

Designed by Bernard-Albin GrasRead Bio

The Lampe Gras N213 Round Telescoping Plug-in Wall Sconce brings to your space, a clean architectural look with hints of industrialism. The shade adjusts to direct light and the arm adjusts at the joint and telescopes for perfect lighting.

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Finish: Matte Black

Color: Black, Black / Copper Interior, Blue, Brass, Chrome, Copper, Polycarbonate, Raw Copper, Red, Yellow

Prop 65 Warning for California Residents This product can expose you to chemicals, which are known in the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to https://www.p65warnings.ca.gov/.

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Founded in 2008, DCW editions sought to bring the past to light, with an eye on the future. They began with the GRAS lamp from inventor Bernard-Albin Gras. Their work always feels a bit industrial chic, timeless yet rooted in a bygone era. Julien Porche's Surpil chair, Bernard Schottlander's Mantis lamps, Bertrand Balas's Here Comes the Sun pendant, Dominique Perrault and Galle Lauriot-Prvost's In the Tube collection form just a portion of their growing - and award-winning - selection of unique fixtures.

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Bernard-Albin Gras was one of the most innovative designer of the 20th century. The functional esthetic of his lamps and especially the design of details such as those of the arms, stems, brackets and bases were truly original and far ahead of his time. Early on Le Corbusier was seduced by the modern design and user-friendliness of the lamps and became one of Bernard-Albin GRAS's most enthusiastic supporters