w202 Halo LED Pendant Light
Design: Dirk Winkel
In stock
Description
Description
A Tribute to the Light Bulb: Pendant Light with Glass Shade
Once an everyday object and a synonym for light, the symbolic status of the classic light bulb is gradually fading. With w202 Halo by Wästberg , the archetypal shape of the light bulb is not only revived but also given new light and life. The pendant light’s design pays homage to the light bulb and restores its timeless unity of light and form.Pleasant LED Light and Various Shapes
Thanks to a built-in COB LED, w202 Halo provides a pleasant, warm-white, dimmable light that is ideal for the dining room, living room, or bedroom. The large light bulb and the shade—both made of hand-blown opal glass—combine to create a soft, downward-directed light as well as a beautiful, luminous glow of atmospheric light. The w202 Halo family includes three types of conical shades, each with its own distinctive light. The design is the work of David Chipperfield.
Shipping & returns
Shipping & returns
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Shipping costs
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Delivery times (from when your order is ready for dispatch)
- Parcel: approx. 2 working days within Germany, up to 10 working days to other countries
- Bulky items: approx. 5 working days within Germany, up to 15 working days to other countries
- Freight delivery: approx. 14 working days within Germany, approx. 3–4 weeks to other countries
Returns
If an item doesn't meet your expectations, you can return it within our extended 60-day returns period.
- Faulty or defective items: return shipping is free of charge.
- Parcel returns: €5 return fee.
- Freight returns: €150 collection fee.
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