Eglo Retro Tripod Black And Gold Floor Lamp
From Robert Dyas
Description
The Covaleda is a retro-inspired floor lamp with a tripod design and contrasting black and gold finish. The product has a bowl shade with an outer black finish and an inner gold finish with an E27 lamp holder. The floor lamp is operated by an in-line switch and would compliment a variety of interiors due to its bold style.The Covaleda is a retro-inspired floor lamp with a tripod design and contrasting black and gold finish. The product is operated by an in-line switch and requires 1 x E27 illuminant. Features and Benefits Retro style Black and gold finish Statement lighting Tripod design Specifications Colour: Black and Gold Dimensions: H55cm x W55cm x L164cm Lightbulb required: Yes 1 x E27 Length of guarantee: 2 years
Our review of the Eglo Retro Tripod Black And Gold Floor Lamp
Look no further! Eglo Retro Tripod Black And Gold Floor Lamp is a must have for your home!
If you are looking for this at a low to mid-range budget, we think the price of £202.99 is brilliant! For lovely, quality, affordable items for your home, you can’t really go wrong with something from EGLO.
Finally, we do love Robert Dyas, they have been part of our home buying lives for a while now and we think they are great!
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