Item No.
100200248
Serge Mouille Tripod Desk Lamp
$2,995.00
Item No.
100200248
Serge Mouille Tripod Desk Lamp
$2,995.00
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- Tabletop version of Serge Mouille’s Three-Arm Lamp.
- Angular, sculptural form with tripod base.
- Masterful metalwork, including the joinery, aluminum shades, and tubular steel arms.
- 15¾" H 11⅞" W 11½" D
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Designed by Serge Mouille for Serge Mouille
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Serge Mouille’s Tripod Desk Lamp (1954), a scaled-down interpretation of the French designer’s iconic Three-Arm Floor Lamp, retains the latter’s sculptural aesthetic. All the Mouille hallmarks are here: the sensual form of the reflector, the masterful metalwork, the refined lines of the steel tubing, and the washer and six-sided screw hardware. Bulb (not included): E26 base, 60W max. Made in France.
- Tabletop version of Serge Mouille’s Three-Arm Lamp.
- Angular, sculptural form with tripod base.
- Masterful metalwork, including the joinery, aluminum shades, and tubular steel arms.
- Each lamp is stamped and numbered.
- A statement piece for bedside tables, reception areas, and living rooms.
- Brand
- Serge Mouille
- General Dimensions
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- 15¾" H 11⅞" W 11½" D
- Assembly
- Requires Assembly
- Warranty
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DWR honors a one (1) year warranty on all products. Brand-specific warranties may extend to longer periods.
Serge Mouille Tripod Desk Lamp
- Height (in): 15¾
- Width (in): 11⅞
- Depth (in): 11½
- Lacquered aluminum and steel with brass ball joints
Serge Mouille
In 1953, Parisian native Serge Mouille introduced his first lighting design, the Three-Arm Floor Lamp. Drawing on his intimate knowledge of metals, as well as his interest in musculature and skeletons, the Three-Arm Lamp was both minimal and organic in form. The shape of the shades was inspired by one of his favorite things – the female form. “Lamps are there to be touched,” said the designer.
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