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Culver Tree Lamp, Weathered Brass, Crimson Red shades
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$699
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Features
- Mid-century modern design by Peter Morelli (1951)
- Multiple-arm tree structure with crimson red steel shades
- Weathered brass and steel construction for lasting durability
- Portable floor lamp ideal for apartments, living rooms, bedrooms, or home offices
- Uses 6W LED E12 bulbs producing 500 lumens at 2700K warm white
- High color accuracy with 90+ CRI for natural lighting
- Dimmable with rotary switch for customizable ambiance Compact footprint while offering a layered, sculptural lighting effect
The Culver Tree Lamp by Nova of California is a striking mid-century modern floor lamp that combines sculptural artistry with functional lighting. Designed by Peter Morelli in 1951, this iconic lamp draws on his early work creating portable structures for pendants, bringing a touch of history and craftsmanship to modern interiors.
Featuring multiple arms with crimson red cup shades, the lamp provides layered, warm illumination while serving as a bold statement piece. The weathered
Additional information
| Weight | 16 lbs |
|---|---|
| Brand | Nova of California |
| Type of Bulb Included | Medium (E26) |
| features | Mid-century modern design by Peter Morelli (1951), Multiple-arm tree structure with crimson red steel shades, Weathered brass and steel construction for lasting durability, Portable floor lamp ideal for apartments, living rooms, bedrooms, or home offices, Uses 6W LED E12 bulbs producing 500 lumens at 2700K warm white, High color accuracy with 90+ CRI for natural lighting, Dimmable with rotary switch for customizable ambiance |
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