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Lampe de Table David en Plâtre

DCT-21778-01

€144,95 EUR

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Cette lampe de table en forme de sculpture David, s'inspirant d'un chef-d'œuvre de l'art classique, fusionne magistralement l'esthétique sculpturale sublime avec la technologie d'éclairage moderne. De jour, elle se présente comme une réplique parfaite de la statue de David, affichant des détails et une élégance incomparables. À la tombée de la nuit, l'éclairage dissimulé s'active, illuminant les pensées et l'univers intérieur de David, apportant des jeux de lumière et d'ombre inattendu à votre espace.

Veuillez noter : Cette lampe se charge via câble USB.

Taille du Produit

Dimensions : Dia 18,5 cm × H 22,5 cm / ∅ 7.2″ × H 8.8″

Détails

  • Corps en plâtre.
  • Couleur : Blanc.
  • Design à LED intégrée ; durée de vie moyenne de 50 000 heures.
  • Les LED sont entièrement intégrées au luminaire et ne peuvent pas être remplacées.
  • Lumière changeante trois couleurs.
  • Conforme aux certifications Amérique du Nord, Australie, Europe et Moyen-Orient.
  • Convient pour une utilisation intérieure.
  • Port USB intégré à la base.

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Caractéristiques Installation
Plaster Lighting collection cover
Plaster Lighting Collection

Sculpted from Plaster

Hand-finished fixtures cast in plaster, where every curve, groove, and matte surface is shaped to hold light rather than reflect it.

The Material

Why plaster

Plaster is a sculptor's material first, a lighting material second. It takes a mold with the softness of clay and holds the finished shape with the permanence of stone — which is why it's the material of choice when a fixture needs to read as a form, not just a fitting.

Matte Texture

A soft, non-reflective surface that absorbs light instead of bouncing it back — a quieter alternative to polished metal finishes.

Sculptural Form

Cast, not stamped — able to hold arcs, reliefs, and organic silhouettes like shells and florals with a dimensional depth other materials can't.

Light and Shadow

Grooves, pleats, and curved surfaces catch light unevenly, casting soft shifting shadows across the wall as the light in the room changes.

In the Room

How plaster shapes the light

Light doesn't just pass through a plaster fixture — it travels across it. As the sun moves through the day, or as a bulb warms behind a curved shade, every carved groove and raised edge throws a slightly different shadow.

That's the effect that makes plaster fixtures feel alive on a wall in a way flat, glossy surfaces don't: the light is always slightly different, and the shadow is always part of the design.

Move your cursor across the panel to see how a single relief surface shifts under changing light — the same effect at work across every piece in this collection.

Plaster relief surface close-up
Raking light across a plaster relief surface
Material Guide

Is plaster right for your space?

Plaster is one of several materials in our collections built around form and texture. Here's how it compares, so you can choose the right one for the room.

Material Surface Best for Care level
Plaster Matte, soft-touch Sculptural, statement pieces Gentle dusting, dry rooms
Brass / Metal Polished or brushed Warm ambient reflection Occasional polish
Ceramic Glazed or matte Color, glossy accents Wipe clean
Resin / Composite Smooth, lightweight Budget-friendly, humid rooms Wipe clean, low-maintenance

Good fit for: dining rooms, entryways, and living spaces with stable humidity, where a fixture is meant to be looked at as much as it lights the room. Less ideal for: bathrooms, kitchens near steam, or outdoor and covered-porch installs — choose a resin or metal fixture from our other collections for those spaces instead.

Living With Plaster

Care & handling

01

Dust, don't wipe

Use a soft, dry brush or microfiber cloth. Avoid water or cleaning sprays, which can soften or mark the matte surface.

02

Keep it dry

Plaster is best suited to living rooms, bedrooms, and entryways — not bathrooms, kitchens, or spaces with regular steam.

03

Handle with care during install

Plaster is more delicate than metal or ceramic. Support the fixture fully during mounting and avoid gripping decorative edges.

04

Minor marks are normal

Small surface variations are part of the handmade casting process, not a defect — each piece is unique.

Questions

Frequently asked

Is plaster lighting fragile?

Plaster is more delicate than metal or resin, but it's durable enough for everyday indoor use once installed. Careful handling matters most during unboxing and mounting.

Can plaster fixtures be painted?

Most arrive in a natural matte white or ivory finish. Because plaster takes paint well, some customers do have pieces custom-tinted to match trim or wall color — check the individual product page for finish notes.

Will plaster yellow or crack over time?

In stable, dry indoor conditions, plaster holds its finish well for years. Excess humidity or direct sun exposure is the main cause of surface changes over time.

Are plaster fixtures heavier than other materials?

Yes, generally. Confirm your ceiling or wall mount is rated for the fixture weight listed on the product page before installation.

Bring sculptural light into your space

Explore the full Plaster Lighting collection, or talk to our team about a custom finish.

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