Fabula Westall 2 Light Leaf Design Floor Lamp - 40cm Tiffany Shade - Amber & Cream
The stylish fanned effect of these attractive Tiffany shades offer a uniform symmetry. The traditional Tiffany design, which has outlasted countless modern trends has been maintained with the suitable cream and amber colour finish. Westall's non-electric shades can be used with pedants, ceiling and table lamps, whilst the two light wall lamp enables the ability to build a full family of lights within one room setting or home.
Moonlight Design recommends that all lighting should be installed by a registered NICEIC electrician.
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Fabula Westall 2 Light Leaf Design Floor Lamp - 40cm Tiffany Shade - Amber & Cream
Fabula Westall 2 Light Leaf Design Floor Lamp - 40cm Tiffany Shade - Amber & Cream
The stylish fanned effect of these attractive Tiffany shades offer a uniform symmetry. The traditional Tiffany design, which has outlasted countless modern trends has been maintained with the suitable cream and amber colour finish. Westall's non-electric shades can be used with pedants, ceiling and table lamps, whilst the two light wall lamp enables the ability to build a full family of lights within one room setting or home.
Moonlight Design recommends that all lighting should be installed by a registered NICEIC electrician.
Original: $611.07
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The stylish fanned effect of these attractive Tiffany shades offer a uniform symmetry. The traditional Tiffany design, which has outlasted countless modern trends has been maintained with the suitable cream and amber colour finish. Westall's non-electric shades can be used with pedants, ceiling and table lamps, whilst the two light wall lamp enables the ability to build a full family of lights within one room setting or home.
Moonlight Design recommends that all lighting should be installed by a registered NICEIC electrician.
