Le Klint Sax 233 & 223 Wall Lamp

The Le Klint – SAX 233 & 223 wall lamp, designed by Erik Hansen in 1952, is a sophisticated addition to your modern living space. This sophisticated wall light combines timeless design with innovative functionality. Hanging elegantly on your wall, the SAX Lamp 233 & 223 features an extendable/retractable arm that offers unparalleled flexibility in light adjustment. Whether you want targeted task lighting or ambient lighting, this lamp effortlessly adapts to your needs. Crafted with great attention to detail, the sleek and minimalist design adds a touch of contemporary elegance to any room. Light up your home in style with the Le Klint SAX Lamp 233 & 223, where form meets function seamlessly.

Product Information about Le Klint – Sax 223 & 233 Wall Lamp:

Design: Erik Hansen, 1952

Variantions:

Material:

Arm:

• Oak: Smoked | Light Oiled | Black

Lamp Shade:

• Hand folded Plastic | Hand folded Paper

See also the Le Klint – Sax 224 Wandleuchte

Delivery Time:

2-3 Weeks.

Le Klint

Since the 20th century, Le Klint lamps have been developed in collaboration with architects and designers who have great respect for craftsmanship and traditions. They do their best to constantly modernize their designs according to today’s technologies and changing trends. The story of Le Klint is not just the story of a company, but also a reflection of the history of design and technology for more than 100 years – a century in which Le Klint followed modern standards without sacrificing its own integrity.

Important Information:

If you have general questions about Le Klint products or are interested in a larger order, you can of course contact us directly by email: shop@nordicurban.com

Nordic Urban is the official German partner of Le Klint and guarantees the authenticity and quality of each product. In addition to these products, we offer a wide range of Scandinavian furniture, lighting and accessories. Nordic Urban in Berlin, your expert for Scandinavian design!

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