The Lupo table lamp combines functionality with aesthetic design in blurred optics. The double-sided lampshade of the Lupo, in combination with the slim, upright shape, allows for use as both a desk lamp and a reading light. The lampshade with the dimmable LED bulb casts a pleasant beam of light and, as a bedside lamp or living room light, creates cosy, indirect lighting for relaxation and comfort through its rear-facing diffuser.
Lupo - Table lamp
€159,95
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The Lupo table lamp is characterised by its double-sided lampshade, creating a pleasant light for relaxation.
Recycled materials Individually produced for you Made in Germany
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Material Recycled food packaging (rPLA)
Dimensions Height 24.5 cm, Ø 16 cm
Weight 0.5 kg
Length of cable 1.5 m
Light source LED E14, 5 W
Socket E14
Step dimming 100% 55% 15%
Voltage 230V
Luminous flux 470 lm
Colour temperature 2700 K
Manufacturing country Germany
Note IP20 degree of protection. Please only use LED bulbs. Do not expose to heat higher than 60°C.
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The special feature of the products: All design objects are manufactured in northern Germany using mainly recycled materials through additive manufacturing. Every lamp is meticulously quality-checked and thoughtfully hand-packaged.
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Recozy design objects are characterised by circular design, functionality and durability. To extend the lamps' lifespan and keep them in good condition for a long time, a little care goes a long way.
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Circular design
Recozy designs are circular and realised through timeless collections.
High-quality textile cable
Each lamp has a textile cable with a toggle switch and a dimmable LED light bulb.
Recycled materials
The Lupo lamp is mainly made from recycled materials.
Designed by Moritz Putzier
Studio Moritz Putzier is a multidisciplinary design company based in Cologne. Their work focuses mainly on furniture, lighting, and user-oriented product design developed to solve everyday problems.
The products combine simple forms with natural materials, often featuring minor technical refinements. Putzier describes his design as having "a little twist," not seeking to be in the spotlight but a hidden aesthetic defined by playful attention to detail. The objects are driven by the desire to connect with people.
