Designed by Benno Premsela in 1982, the Lotek lamp is a Dutch design icon. Inspired by Japanese Tatami mats, it blends minimalism, functionality, and architectural clarity in a timeless cube of soft fabric and refined metal lines.
Designed by Benno Premsela in 1982, the Lotek lamp is a Dutch design icon. Inspired by Japanese Tatami mats, it blends minimalism, functionality, and architectural clarity in a timeless cube of soft fabric and refined metal lines.
The lamp features a modular shade measuring 35 x 35 cm and includes legs in three different heights: 30, 60, or 90 cm. It can also be used without legs, offering a fourth, ultra-low configuration. All versions come with interchangeable metal legs that are easy to assemble and adjust. Lightweight and flexible, the Lotek is designed for effortless repositioning.
Additionally, the XS and XL versions are 33.3% smaller or larger than the original, meaning that both the shade size and leg length differ from the Classic version. Please refer to the dimensions below for accurate measurements of the specific model.
Additionally, the XS and XL versions are 33.3% smaller or larger than the original, meaning that both the shade size and leg length differ from the Classic version. Please refer to the dimensions below for accurate measurements of the specific model.
Design - Hollands Licht by Benno Premsela
Dimensions - W46,7 x D46,7 x H46,7 / 86,6 / 126,6 / 166,6 cm
Materials - Woven polyester shade / Metal frame
Specifications
- 250 cm black plastic cord
- Accommodates up to a 75W
- E27 socket
- Not dimmable
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