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Gallissa 'Moragas' Table Lamp in Wood and Natural Cotton for Santa & Cole

 

Founded in 1985 in Barcelona, Santa & Cole produces iconic pieces by such luminaries as llmari Tapiovaara, Miguel Milá and other European icons with a commitment to faithfully re-edition their legendary designs with uncompromising attention to detail, materials and craftsmanship.

 

The 'Moragas' table lamp was designed for Moragas' own office in 1957. Featuring a shade in natural cotton ribbon, typically used for bookbinding, Moragas would often place notes and cards between the shade's ribbon folds. The generously sized shade is arranged atop a sturdy wood cylinder base with a brass head that supports 3 bulbs in a radial and outward arrangement. Today the 'Moragas' continues to be meticulously crafted to Santa & Cole's exacting standards using the highest quality materials available. Price per item. Available in unlimited quantities with a wood base in oak or sapelli wood, natural cotton shade and brass.

 

In stock lead time 1-2 weeks. Out of stock can add an additional 4-8 weeks or more. Please note that lead times and inventory availability are dependent on choice of wood and are subject to change without notice. Please inquire for current lead times prior to placing time sensitive orders.

 

Illuminated via 3 standard medium base E26 bulbs (not included). Recommended bulb 12 watt dimmable LED (lower with incandescent). Powered by 7.3' black cord with integrated dimmer switch. This lamp is UL listed and IP20 rated.

 

Made to order.

 

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Gallissa 'Moragas' Table Lamp in Wood and Natural Cotton for Santa & Cole

PriceFrom $1,970.00
Wood

Creator: Antoni de Moragas Gallissa (Designer), Santa & Cole (Maker)

Dimensions: Diameter 17.8 in,  Height 24.3 in 

Style: Mid-Century Modern (In the Style Of)

Materials and Techniques: Natural cotton shade, brass, oak or sapelli wood

Place of Origin: Spain

Period: 21st Century

Date of Manufacture: Contemporary

Production Type: New Re-Edition

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