Light au Lait Wall Lamp
A cup. A saucer. A spoon. In the hands of Fabien Dumas and Ingo Maurer, these everyday objects become something altogether different - a wall lamp that operates at the boundary between functional design and sculptural gesture.
The spoon, suspended from a stainless steel chain, serves as the switch. Pull it, and the light comes on. The simplicity of that action is the point. Maurer spent decades treating light as a medium for wonder, and Light au Lait distills that sensibility into a single, domestic-scale object.
- Swivels 180° with a ball joint that allows up to 30° of vertical adjustment
- Compatible with both on-wall and in-wall socket installation
- 200 cm cable with plug for straightforward mounting
The result is a lamp that carries genuine wit without sacrificing precision. It asks to be noticed, then quietly does its job.
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Light au Lait Wall Lamp
A cup. A saucer. A spoon. In the hands of Fabien Dumas and Ingo Maurer, these everyday objects become something altogether different - a wall lamp that operates at the boundary between functional design and sculptural gesture.
The spoon, suspended from a stainless steel chain, serves as the switch. Pull it, and the light comes on. The simplicity of that action is the point. Maurer spent decades treating light as a medium for wonder, and Light au Lait distills that sensibility into a single, domestic-scale object.
- Swivels 180° with a ball joint that allows up to 30° of vertical adjustment
- Compatible with both on-wall and in-wall socket installation
- 200 cm cable with plug for straightforward mounting
The result is a lamp that carries genuine wit without sacrificing precision. It asks to be noticed, then quietly does its job.
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A cup. A saucer. A spoon. In the hands of Fabien Dumas and Ingo Maurer, these everyday objects become something altogether different - a wall lamp that operates at the boundary between functional design and sculptural gesture.
The spoon, suspended from a stainless steel chain, serves as the switch. Pull it, and the light comes on. The simplicity of that action is the point. Maurer spent decades treating light as a medium for wonder, and Light au Lait distills that sensibility into a single, domestic-scale object.
- Swivels 180° with a ball joint that allows up to 30° of vertical adjustment
- Compatible with both on-wall and in-wall socket installation
- 200 cm cable with plug for straightforward mounting
The result is a lamp that carries genuine wit without sacrificing precision. It asks to be noticed, then quietly does its job.
