Lantern Floor Lamp
The Lantern Floor Lamp by New Works, designed by Anderssen & Voll, takes inspiration from traditional Chinese rice paper lanterns. Its frosted glass shade diffuses a soft white glow, creating an inviting atmosphere while maintaining a clean, sculptural presence. The minimalist base supports the rounded form, allowing the lantern-like silhouette to remain the focal point.
Balancing heritage and modernity, the Lantern Floor Lamp works well in living rooms, bedrooms, or quiet reading corners, where its warm light enhances comfort and calm. Choose it as a standalone feature or combine it with other pieces in the Lantern collection to create a cohesive lighting scheme.
The Lantern Floor Lamp by New Works, designed by Anderssen & Voll, takes inspiration from traditional Chinese rice paper lanterns. Its frosted glass shade diffuses a soft white glow, creating an inviting atmosphere while maintaining a clean, sculptural presence. The minimalist base supports the rounded form, allowing the lantern-like silhouette to remain the focal point.
Balancing heritage and modernity, the Lantern Floor Lamp works well in living rooms, bedrooms, or quiet reading corners, where its warm light enhances comfort and calm. Choose it as a standalone feature or combine it with other pieces in the Lantern collection to create a cohesive lighting scheme.
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The Lantern Floor Lamp by New Works, designed by Anderssen & Voll, takes inspiration from traditional Chinese rice paper lanterns. Its frosted glass shade diffuses a soft white glow, creating an inviting atmosphere while maintaining a clean, sculptural presence. The minimalist base supports the rounded form, allowing the lantern-like silhouette to remain the focal point.
Balancing heritage and modernity, the Lantern Floor Lamp works well in living rooms, bedrooms, or quiet reading corners, where its warm light enhances comfort and calm. Choose it as a standalone feature or combine it with other pieces in the Lantern collection to create a cohesive lighting scheme.
