Hanna 2
Hanna 2 is a contemporary wall lamp that will bring a smooth ambiance your mid-century modern interior. It was created with two original Hanna lamps adjacent to one another to create a new design. With a structure made in brass, this wall sconce is gently covered by a gold plated bath, while its Aluminium lamp shade is outlined by a gold plated and matte white finish. The on/off switch is located below the lamp shade for a easy use.
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MATERIAL & FINISHES
BODY: Brass
INTERIOR SHADE: Aluminium
SHADE: Aluminium Brass
Dimensions
Height: 9.4” | 24 cm
Width: Approx.: 4 kg | 8.8 lbs
Length: 9.8” | 25 cm
Weight
Approx.: 4 kg | 8.8 lbs
Bulbs
2 x E27 Bulbs (included) (E26 for USA not included) max 40W per bulbColor Temperature - 2700 KelvinType of Bulbs: Halogen
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