Petite Potence

Jean Prouvé made the main adaptation of the Potence wall lamp during the 1940s for his own home in Nancy: a basic light bulb affixed to a long, turning steel bar, which is held by a steel wire.‎ This functionalist, puristic configuration was before long delivered in different sizes, with an additional idea about bigger models to work with the turn movement.‎ Petite Potence has comparative extents to the bigger model Potence, while its minimal measurements are obviously fit to more modest interiors.‎ The swing arm is 103 cm long, with a powder-covered completion in colors got from the first tones utilized by Prouvé.‎ The link is sheathed in an excellent material packaging, and the LED bulb is dimmable.‎ Thanks to its reductive stylish, Petite Potence is an optimal lighting decision for a wide assortment of settings, from eating and lounge rooms to workplaces or cafés.‎ Material: powder-covered cylindrical steel, oakwood handle, rope dimmer, 1 bulb included.‎ Socket: E27.‎ Potence light source: Porcelain III, LED Globe 125 mm.‎ Petite Potence light source: Porcelain II, LED Globe 80 mm.‎ Dimmability: dimmer.‎ Kelvin: 2700 K (warm white).‎ Plug: Euro level, 2-pin (type C fitting) or US connector, 2-pin (type A plug).‎ Max.‎ watt: 12 W.‎ Energy proficiency: A+ Material: powder-covered rounded steel, rope dimmer, 1 bulb included.‎