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A touch of Berlin history moves into the present with this light. Its classic brass pull switch is a charming detail reminiscent of the capital's early electrically lit apartments. Two opal white glasses provide soft, even light, while the antique brass creates a warm, dignified atmosphere. The fine curves and solid workmanship are an expression of true craftsmanship. Like all models in this series, it is manufactured in Berlin - with attention to detail and respect for tradition.
Furnishing tip: Perfect for bedrooms or hallways - the pull switch allows you to enjoy comfortable lighting without having to get up, just like in the old Berlin apartments of the 1920s.
Can the pull cord switch be removed?
Yes, it can be operated directly via the wall switch if desired.
How does the light work?
Warm, uniform and pleasantly diffuse - ideal for evening hours.
Order number: 51946
In the Berlin workshops, brass is still cast, polished and patinated according to historical methods. The glasses are made by hand using traditional methods and are mouth-blown. Each lamp is therefore unique, combining light, material and history.
Die Serie Lietzenburg bringt die Atmosphäre der Berliner Jahrhundertwende in die Gegenwart. Mit ihrer klaren Formensprache, den sanft geschwungenen Armen und den mundgeblasenen Gläsern erzeugen diese Leuchten ein warmes, ausgewogenes Licht. Perfekt für Altbauwohnungen, klassische Interieurs und Liebhaber authentischen Designs.
Berliner Messinglampen GmbH is a medium-sized company that has been successfully working with architects, interior designers and the specialized trade for over 20 years. The lamps, which are assembled by hand in Berlin, let rooms shine in warm light. By combining the Berlin lighting tradition with classic modern design, Berliner Messinglampen fulfills the desire for functional and cozy light.
Adresse: Lübarser Str. 40-46, 13435 Berlin, D
Telefon: +34 (0)30 3907240
E-Mail: info@bmlberlin.de
There are other items in the series Lietzenburg.
