DCW éditions Mantis Wall Lamp
The DCW éditions Mantis Wall Lamp, designed by Bernard Schottlander, is a long-arm cantilever decorative wall light that reads as a sculptural object and a functional fitting. Its minimalist, asymmetric silhouette and industrial cues make it suitable for positioning over sofas, armchairs, tables or work areas.
The design is defined by a slender skeletal frame formed from slender black metal rods and a main diagonal arm with a secondary horizontal support. The lamp is finished in matte black across the frame and shade; variant options are managed by the range.
The lamp head is a bell-shaped shade with a slightly pointed top and a wide open base; the interior is finished in white to improve light reflection. A pivoting joint connects the shade to the arm, allowing the beam to be directed where needed.
A metal chain links the primary and secondary arms as a structural tension element, and a small circular wall-mounting base secures the assembly. An external black electrical cord extends from the base for connection to a power outlet. The fitting is rated IP20, intended for indoor use.
At Lighting Design Online we treat the Mantis as both an object and a light source. We provide considered advice on siting and practical notes so the lamp achieves the intended ambience and functional clarity. Our project-friendly guidance and reassurance on build and specification help designers and homeowners make the right decision for a calm, balanced interior.
The DCW éditions Mantis Wall Lamp, designed by Bernard Schottlander, is a long-arm cantilever decorative wall light that reads as a sculptural object and a functional fitting. Its minimalist, asymmetric silhouette and industrial cues make it suitable for positioning over sofas, armchairs, tables or work areas.
The design is defined by a slender skeletal frame formed from slender black metal rods and a main diagonal arm with a secondary horizontal support. The lamp is finished in matte black across the frame and shade; variant options are managed by the range.
The lamp head is a bell-shaped shade with a slightly pointed top and a wide open base; the interior is finished in white to improve light reflection. A pivoting joint connects the shade to the arm, allowing the beam to be directed where needed.
A metal chain links the primary and secondary arms as a structural tension element, and a small circular wall-mounting base secures the assembly. An external black electrical cord extends from the base for connection to a power outlet. The fitting is rated IP20, intended for indoor use.
At Lighting Design Online we treat the Mantis as both an object and a light source. We provide considered advice on siting and practical notes so the lamp achieves the intended ambience and functional clarity. Our project-friendly guidance and reassurance on build and specification help designers and homeowners make the right decision for a calm, balanced interior.
Original: $1,082.77
-70%$1,082.77
$324.83Description
The DCW éditions Mantis Wall Lamp, designed by Bernard Schottlander, is a long-arm cantilever decorative wall light that reads as a sculptural object and a functional fitting. Its minimalist, asymmetric silhouette and industrial cues make it suitable for positioning over sofas, armchairs, tables or work areas.
The design is defined by a slender skeletal frame formed from slender black metal rods and a main diagonal arm with a secondary horizontal support. The lamp is finished in matte black across the frame and shade; variant options are managed by the range.
The lamp head is a bell-shaped shade with a slightly pointed top and a wide open base; the interior is finished in white to improve light reflection. A pivoting joint connects the shade to the arm, allowing the beam to be directed where needed.
A metal chain links the primary and secondary arms as a structural tension element, and a small circular wall-mounting base secures the assembly. An external black electrical cord extends from the base for connection to a power outlet. The fitting is rated IP20, intended for indoor use.
At Lighting Design Online we treat the Mantis as both an object and a light source. We provide considered advice on siting and practical notes so the lamp achieves the intended ambience and functional clarity. Our project-friendly guidance and reassurance on build and specification help designers and homeowners make the right decision for a calm, balanced interior.