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Lớp Big Square in Dreamy Acrylic

Price

US$135.00

BANGOIBANGA | 2025

This new color Dreamy was inspired from a rare iridescent sky over Saigon one May afternoon — a magical moment when time slowed and everything felt like a dream.

Part of the 4-time award-winning Lớp Collection, designed and crafted in Vietnam since 2021.

✱ Archiproducts Design Award Winner, 2023

✱ Prize Designs Award Winner by The Chicago Athenaeum, 2024

✱ Isola Design Award Nominee, 2024

✱ German Design Award Winner, 2025

✱ Core77 Design Award Pro Runner-Up, 2025

✱ NYCxDesign Award People's Choice Winner, 2026

DETAILS

Dimensions: L10.04” x W9.45” x H9.45” inches

Materials: acrylic, stainless steel, matte opal glass

Light bulb included & replaceable:
E26 G45 LED Warm white (3000 Kelvin)

Plug: USA plug - Polarized two pins, type A
Cable length: 73.6" inches
Switch: on/off, hand switch

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

Cleaning: Wipe with a soft, dry cloth only. Always switch off the electricity supply before cleaning. If the lamp gets dusty, wrap a multipurpose fiber cloth around a long stick to gently clean it.

Bulb Replacement: The bulb is easily replaceable.

You can Download Care Instructions.

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