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Hilla Collection

Hilla Small Table Lamp

$ 8,060
Details
  • Linen lamp shape and covered body
  • Powder-coated steel frame
  • Inline dimmer switch on cord
  • Standard A19 shaped LED bulb with E26 base included
  • Maximum wattage 100W or an equivalent CFL or LED bulb
  • Voltage: 120v
  • UL listed
  • Some assembly required
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Dimensions
Overall
14"w 10"d 17"h
36cm w 25cm d 43cm h
Cord Length
80"l
203cm l
Weight
4 lbs
1.8 kg
A dimensional drawing of the Hilla Small Table Lamp
A dimensional drawing of the Hilla Small Table Lamp
Assembly + Care
  • This unit is meant for indoor use in dry locations only.
  • This lamp uses a dimmable E26 bulb with a maximum wattage of 100W or an equivalent LED or CFL bulb.
  • Unplug lamp prior to cleaning.
  • Clean surfaces with a dry soft cloth or sponge

Assembly + Care

Pairs well with:

Clad 3 Door Credenza $ 72,410
About Face Swivel Lounge Chair $ 61,810

International lamp of mystery. Soft linen shrouds a stout and sculptural form to create a glowing tabletop light source. Dimmable and delightful.

Hilla Small Table Lamp - Lifestyle 1
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Hilla Small Table Lamp

Hilla Small Table Lamp

$ 8,060
$ 8,060

Pairs well with:

Clad 3 Door Credenza $ 72,410
About Face Swivel Lounge Chair $ 61,810

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