Funiculí wall lamp - fabric shade
The addition of a fabric shade to the emblematic Funiculi lamp was first conceived in 1979 by Lluís Porqueras. The updated design respects the original design to the fullest, with only the proportions updated. This new version the cloth on the shade allows light to filter through and illuminate a space.///Description
The name Funiculí comes from the concept of a “funicular” action - moving up and down. The mechanism for raising and lowering the lamp uses a pair of clips which make it very easy to change the height of the shade to meet the user’s needs. The shade itself can be rotated through 360º to point the beam of light wherever it is required.
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Funiculí wall lamp - fabric shade
The addition of a fabric shade to the emblematic Funiculi lamp was first conceived in 1979 by Lluís Porqueras. The updated design respects the original design to the fullest, with only the proportions updated. This new version the cloth on the shade allows light to filter through and illuminate a space.///Description
The name Funiculí comes from the concept of a “funicular” action - moving up and down. The mechanism for raising and lowering the lamp uses a pair of clips which make it very easy to change the height of the shade to meet the user’s needs. The shade itself can be rotated through 360º to point the beam of light wherever it is required.
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The addition of a fabric shade to the emblematic Funiculi lamp was first conceived in 1979 by Lluís Porqueras. The updated design respects the original design to the fullest, with only the proportions updated. This new version the cloth on the shade allows light to filter through and illuminate a space.///Description
The name Funiculí comes from the concept of a “funicular” action - moving up and down. The mechanism for raising and lowering the lamp uses a pair of clips which make it very easy to change the height of the shade to meet the user’s needs. The shade itself can be rotated through 360º to point the beam of light wherever it is required.
