Transloetje Table Lamp

Table Lamp for Colorful Accents

The Transloetje table lamp is a cousin of the popular Edison The Petit table lamp—both are from Fatboy , share a similar shape, feature exceptional details, and yet each has its own unique character. Transloetje It’s available in many different vibrant colors, adding lively and colorful accents anywhere—both indoors and outdoors in the garden or on the balcony, since the lamp is ultra-portable. It’s cordless and rechargeable via a micro-USB port, so you can easily take it anywhere. This makes it the ideal companion for a cozy picnic in the park, for example.

A Look Inside

Unlike the Edison The Petit, Transloetje you get a clear view of its inner workings: The portable table lamp in retro design reveals an LED bulb shaped like a traditional incandescent bulb, connected by a cable to the rechargeable battery in the base.

Dimmable and portable

To ensure the lamp can provide the right light for any mood, it’s dimmable in three different levels. It Transloetje no visible switch at all—to turn it on or off, or to dim it, simply touch the base of the lamp. Depending on the light intensity, the runtime per battery charge ranges from 6 to 20 hours—definitely long enough for cozy evenings at the garden table or in a reading chair.

...and also

Where does the name come from Transloetje The word is a portmanteau consisting of two terms that perfectly capture the essence of this lamp: first, the team at Fatboy wanted to design a TRANSparent version of the Edison the Petit. They succeeded. And “LOETJE” is the archaic Dutch derivation of the Italian word “Luce,” which means light. That’s how simply the lamp’s name came about.