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Grasshopper Floor Lamp

$1,299.00
4.3 out of 5 Customer Rating
Item No. 580984

Grasshopper Floor Lamp

$1,299.00
4.3 out of 5 Customer Rating
Item No. 580984
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Grasshopper Floor Lamp
$1,299.00
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Upon moving to California in 1940, Swedish architect Greta Magnusson Grossman began combining her European training with a West Coast aesthetic, adding a sense of play. Her Grasshopper Floor Lamp (1948) resembles its namesake in form, with a lithe tubular steel frame and elongated conical shade. Ball-jointed, the shade can be moved in any direction to focus the light and minimize glare. This is an authentic Grossman lamp. Bulb (not included): 40W max, E12 base. Made in Denmark.
  • Lithe tubular steel tripod frame.
  • Ball-jointed shade rotates 360 degrees to focus light and minimize glare.
  • Combines European and West Coast design aesthetics with a sense of play.
  • Suits narrow, compact spaces.
Brand
Gubi
General Dimensions
  • 48⅞" H 14⅝" W 17" D
Product Weight
11.25 lbs
Assembly
Comes fully assembled
Warranty
2-year warranty
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Dimensions
Grasshopper Floor Lamp

Grasshopper Floor Lamp

  • Height (in): 48⅞
  • Width (in): 14⅝
  • Depth (in): 17
  • Weight (lbs): 11.25
  • Cord Length (in): 84¾
  • Max/Min Wattage: 40
  • Powder-coated steel frame and shade
  • Solid brass hardware
  • Fabric-covered cord
Greta Magnusson Grossman

Greta Magnusson Grossman

Born and raised in Sweden, Greta Magnusson Grossman represents a literal link between European design and California modernism. Her own preferences and groundbreaking work as a female designer have become recognizable parts of the visual vocabulary of American design.

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