Apollo Wall Sconce

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Bulb:	Integrated LED
Collection:	Apollo
Colour name:	White
Depth:	19,6
Designer:	Studio 0405
Dimmable:	No
Height:	27,5
IP number:	20
Length:	0
Light source:	LED G9
Material:	Opal glass
Width:	48

Care & maintenance

Before use, refer to the provided manual. Our manuals contain the necessary instructions to assemble the lamp. Incorrect assembly may risk damaging the circuit and reducing the lamp's lifespan.
For lamps made of cotton, wool, or nylon, avoid using wet or damp cloths for cleaning and maintenance. Instead, use a dry, lint-free cloth or duster to remove dirt.
For lamps made of aluminum, steel, ABS, polypropylene, polycarbonate, or acrylic, avoid using alcohol or other solvents for cleaning and avoid using abrasive or rough sponges. The product can be cleaned with a soft damp cloth and mild cleaning detergent, or a dry microfiber cloth.
Ensure that the power supply is OFF before cleaning the product.
This information is a general guideline. Please contact our customer service or one of our stores for specific maintenance instructions.

Discover HAY's Apollo Wall Sconce, designed by STUDIO 0405. This wall lamp puts a modern twist on the classic lamp design. It retains the basic structure of the traditional wall lamp but features a sculptural and functional design. The lamp comprises three mouth-blown opal glass shades above curved tubular arms, creating a contrast between the organic shades and the industrial aluminium frame. Once mounted on the wall, the Apollo Wall Sconce can illuminate specific areas and add ambiance to various spaces. With its unique design, this wall lamp adds a modern touch to any environment.

Studio 0405

Nikolaj Lorentz Mentze is a Danish designer and owner of the design firm STUDIO 0405. STUDIO 0405 is a design studio that works in the intersection between space and object. He explores the historical, technical and aesthetic properties of design and how this can develop further into an object. He uses non-expected materials and production methods, exploiting their knowledge of niche manufacturers...