White Hydrangea Table Lamp
The White Hydrangea Table Lamp is an eye-catching piece of art. with its smooth lines. intricate silhouettes. and stunning looks. Its cloud-like design is made up of individual petals that are hand-bent and cold-cut. giving it an exciting. lively feel. With many shapes combined. it creates a beautiful light diffusion to draw attention. making it a conversation starter.
Note: that the marble pattern varies from product to product. so the displayed image may be different.
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Product Size
Size: Dia 35cm x H 50cm / ∅ 13.8″ x H 19.7″
Details
Material: Metal. PVC. Marble.
Light source: LED bulb or Edison bulb.
Light source base type: E26 or E27.
Voltage: AC 110-240V.
Moisture resistance: IP 20 Damp-rated not waterproof. for indoor use only.
Environment: Indoor.
Body Finishes: White.
Shade Finish: White.
Control: Inline On/Off push button switch.
59.1″ wires with plug switches.
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Many products feature energy-efficient LED technology for everyday lighting efficiency.
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Lighting isn’t an accessory—it’s architecture.
Erhaus is a lighting-focused company built on a simple belief: the right fixture shapes proportion, mood, and the way materials read in a room. It can make a space feel taller, warmer, calmer, or more complete. That’s why we treat every product decision—and every order—as something that has to work in real homes, not just look good in photos.
