Wall lamp from New Works

Karl-Johan Wall Lamp

The Karl-Johan Wall Lamp, presented by New Works and created by the talented Signe Hytte in 2019, stands as an exquisite testament to both design excellence and luminous functionality. Crafted with a meticulous eye for detail, this lamp draws inspiration from the fall, wandering through the forest like a quiet mushroom hunt. Its modest base, elegantly wrapped in either ebony or smoked oak, provides a tasteful backdrop for the beautifully curved opal glass shade. Bathing your room in a soft, atmospheric glow, the wall light invites you to cozy up with a good book, ushering in long evenings surrounded by enchanting lighting.

In addition to its aesthetic appeal, the wall light lends itself beautifully to illuminating the darkest corners of your home with a gentle, warm glow. Available in a variety of refined shades and variations, it adapts effortlessly to your decor palette, exuding both timeless charm and sustainable craftsmanship. Designed to last, this lamp promises lasting beauty and versatility, making it a precious addition to your decor that will stand the test of time.

New Works, a bastion of modern design, unveils another masterpiece through the Karl-Johan Wall Lamp. Signe Hytte, the creative mind behind this luminous gem, brings to light a philosophy rooted in elegance and functionality. With a dedication to superb craftsmanship and an eye for the extraordinary, New Works constantly enchants discerning taste buds. Embrace the seamless marriage of designer genius and brand excellence with the Karl-Johan Wall Lamp, a symbol of sophistication that illuminates not only spaces but also lives.

• Material: Made of opal glass with hardwired cord.
• Specifications: Compatible with E14 bulb (excluded), 220-240Volt, 7 Watt (must be dimmable), 50/60 Hertz, CE, Class II, IP20.
• Care instructions: We recommend cleaning the lamp with a damp cloth - always remember to turn off your light source before cleaning.
• Weight: 1.3 kg.
• Design: Original design by Signe Hytte for New Works (2019).