Florence crystal floor lamp, matte black, with RGB function
**Product details:**
- Diameter: 50cm
- Basket height alone: 62cm
- Height: 255cm
- Lights: 1-flame
- Material: High-quality metal & crystal glass
- Color: Matte black
- Voltage: 220–240 V
- Version: E27
- Dimmable: yes, compatible with standard dimmers
Light source selectable:
- Govee Home Smart Home LED light bulb, RGB version with rechargeable battery via USB-C or version with 230V power supply (app required)
Standard version with E27 LED filament light source (On/Off)
**Special features:**
Sparkling crystals reflect the light for a breathtaking ambience
- Elegant design suits both modern and classic interiors
- Easy assembly thanks to clear instructions
**Why this floor lamp?**
- High-quality materials for long-lasting use
- Stylish design for luxurious spaces
- Ideal for special occasions or as a highlight of your living area
Bring a touch of luxury to your home with this elegant **crystal floor lamp**. Perfect for living rooms, dining rooms, hallways, or entryways. Also suitable for use in many restaurants, hotels, and other event venues.
Available in any size and RAL color upon request!
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USB-C rechargeable RGB LED battery
or with Smart Home RGB LED
Our design is only available from us.
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Our traditional production process hardly changes, so replacement parts can be ordered even after several years if needed. A great deal of handwork goes into each one. Every step of the process, from the moment one of our crystal chandeliers leaves the production line, involves a significant amount of manual work. Many steps are necessary to create a
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