Vibia
Warm 4906
Floor lamp Vibia Warm 4906 made of aluminum and stainless steel, aluminum
shade and methacrylate diffuser. For 3x E27 bulbs. With switch on the cable.
Design by Ramos & Bassols
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| Collection | Vibia Warm |
| Category | Vibia Floor Lamps |
| Design | Ramos & Bassols |
| Controls | Switch on the cable |
| MPN: | 490625 |
| Base | E27 |
| Dimmable | ✖ |
| Number of bulbs | 3 |
| Weight | 10,44 kg |
| Height | 150 cm |
| Diameter shade | 42 cm |
| Height shade | 24 cm |
| Diameter base | 32 cm |
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About the Collection Vibia Warm
The light fixtures Warm by Vibia feature a classical design that can be effortlessly integrated in every interior. The collection comprises table lamps, floor lamps and suspensions in several sizes, made of two materials and partly in a choice of four modern colour hues. They were designed by the designers Ramos & Bassols.
The Warm lights have a simple drum-shaped shade. It consists optionally of lacquered aluminium or of white canvas, enabling to achieve different lighting effects. The canvas shades create a warm, diffuse illumination all around, while the opaque aluminium shades guide the light upwards and downwards. The suspensions are closed on top and below with synthetic diffusers. The light is distributed evenly, which is perfect for the illumination of couch corners and dining tables.
The table lights and floor lamps have a diffuser on the upper side and delicate, minimalist structures consisting of a slender stem and a flat, round base. An interesting detail involves the cable routing. The electrical cable runs deep in a groove along the light stem and radially in the base. Thanks to its contrasting black colour, it is also very visible, but does not impair the light structure's delicate silhouette.
The Warm lights are equipped with standard G9 or E27 lamps. With the aid of LED lamps, it is not only possible to achieve a lower electricity consumption, but also, for example, to have an impact on the light properties by choosing a lamp with a specific colour temperature - depending on whether Warm should be used as a cosy living room light or over a conference table.