TOAD 1UP table lamp
Regular price €359,00Free Shipping with in Europe. Orders above 200€.
The higher version of Toad moves up a notch, so we decided to call it Toad 1UP. Spreading light to all directions, Toad 1UP is great for general or ambient lighting in many kinds of spaces.
The blown opal glass cover ensures a soft and beautiful light, and the oak stand is a magnificent example of traditional Finnish carpentry. As the cherry on top, the power cord is made of stylish fabric. The support is available in natural oak or stained black.
Fun fact: the name come from the mushroom friend of Super Mario, also known as Toad. The affable fellow sure knows how to lighten the mood!
DETAILS
Handblown glass diffuser. Base made of bended oak plywood. On/Off switch on the textile-coated cable. Cable length 2,1 meters. E14 lamp socket. Euro plug. Light source included.
I am happy to answer questions and assist in product choices to the best of my ability. You can reach me from Monday to Sunday. 9:00-21:00 (EET). -Timo Niskanen
Call, WhatsApp or Text: +358 40 910 9190
Email: timo@himmee.com
DELIVERY
We offer free home delivery with in EU, Norway and Switzerland orders above 200€.
The deliveries are to the home address. Our delivery time in Europe is c. 3-8 weekdays.
For orders outside the Europe, please contact us: timo@himmee.com
What to use with your Himmee light?
For your Himmee light, we recommend maximum of 12 and 15-watt LED bulbs. These bulbs can reach the luminous flux of 1 500 lumens, which equals to a 100-watt incandescent bulb.
Luminous flux (lumen)
The unit of luminous flux, referring to the total quantity of visible light, is known as lumen (lm). The mere number of watts doesn’t indicate how much light the lamp produces, only how much energy it consumes. For the light from an LED bulb to match that of a 60-watt incandescent bulb, the LED bulb or compact fluorescent bulb would need to be capable of producing 800 lumens.
Colour temperature (kelvin)
The colour temperature has a significant impact on the atmosphere of the room. Colour temperature is measured in kelvin, the symbol of which is K. If you are looking for the colour of an incandescent bulb, you need an LED of 2 700 K. If you want to go for a whiter option, 4 000 K could be your choice.