T-Rex Grip Resin Table Lamp by Luminea brings sculptural charm to living spaces with its bold silhouette and tactile resin finish. Ideal for bedside tables, side tables and home offices, this lamp creates a warm ambient glow to set a relaxed mood while highlighting decor. Its playful form works as a decorative accent and a practical light source, adding personality to contemporary and eclectic interiors. Lightweight yet sturdy, it's easy to move around to suit changing room layouts, styling choices and mood.
Features:
- Materials: resin
- Includes: 1 x table lamp
- Requires: 1 x E27 bulb, max. 60W (not included)
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- Overall: 30cm H x 39cm W x 11cm D
- Cord Length: 160cm
- Overall Product Weight: 1.35 Kilograms
- Lamp Type Table Lamps
- Base / Light Fixture Material Resin
- Base Colour Gold
- Bulb(s) Included No
- Dimmable No
- Voltage Input 240 V
- Switch Type On/Off Switch
- 1 x table lamp
- IP Rating (Ingress Protection) IP20
Reviews
This lamp is fantastic, sturdy and love it.
Fabulous and ridiculous T Rex lamp!
FAQs
What kind of space could this table lamp suit?
This lamp may suit bedside tables, side tables and home offices. Its 30cm height and sculptural resin design allow it to function as both a light source and decorative accent.
Will this lamp fit on my table?
It measures 30cm H x 39cm W x 11cm D and weighs 1.35kg. These dimensions can help you judge the available surface space before choosing a position.
What bulb does the lamp use?
It requires 1 x E27 bulb with a maximum wattage of 60W, which is not included. The lamp is not dimmable or smart enabled.
What should I know about setting up and using the lamp?
No assembly is required, and it has an on/off switch with a 160cm cord. This can help with straightforward placement and everyday use.
Can this lamp be used outdoors?
No, it is specified for indoor use only and has an IP20 rating. The resin lamp should be wiped clean with a dry cloth.
Reference
SKU #LELI1732
