Applique De Marseille Wall-Mounted Light

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Applique De Marseille Wall-Mounted LightNemo Lightings Applique de Marseille is a French classic of lighting design from 1952. The French designer Le Corbusier, a pioneer of functional and modern design, designed the Applique de Marseille wall lamp for his own apartment in Paris. The lamp consists of two cone shaped aluminum shades which direct the light both up and down, creating clear and beautiful light beams that highlight the interior in an interesting way.

The GMG Chaise Longue shows a strong interest in merging functionality and comfort

Similarly the angles of the legs of the table reflect the angles of the chair legs

Three enormous seat cushions invite you and anyone else you would like to be with to relax in absolute comfort

The classic Bestlite BL2 Table Lamp is designed in 1930 by Robert Dudley Best

NEW ANGLED MODULE

The Dining Chair designed by Space Copenhagen

yet luxurious chair

Representing a literal link between European

graceful and poetic

Plum combines tautly upholstered fabric or leather with elegant solid timber legs

the bench provides practical intermediate seating while appearing like a transparent unit

and with an unbeatable thermal insulation