Oslo Wood floor lamp

Set the mood for style with Oslo Wood, a trendy floor lamp with a tripod base and multi-directional shade. The shade rotates around a gimbal fastened to the top of the tripod, giving it the potential to angle light in any direction. The cloth shade projects light upward, yet also diffuses it through the fabric to create a soft glow.

The designer recalls how Oslo Wood reminds him of urban light filtering through trees growing around the city centre. As the light is softened by the shade, it resembles the warm glow of city lights on a dark winter night, which have been diffused upward through tree branches to illuminate the sky. While Oslo Wood’s adjustable shade sets it apart from many other floor lamps, its streamlined, contemporary style aligns it with other leading lighting designs.

Materials

Shade material: Coloured chain link fabric
Shade colour: Beige, black, green, light blue, white, caramel or olive green
Body material: Steel
Body colour: Steel, gold, black matt, white matt, beige or light grey

Technical Specifications

Wire: Black, 200 cm
Dimmer switch: Black
Bulb: E27 Max. 100 W (Recommended: 7-20 W dimmable LED)
220V - 240V ~ 50/60Hz

Net Weight

Net weight: 3.5 kg

Oslo Wood base

Set the mood for style with Oslo Wood, a trendy floor lamp with a tripod base and multi-directional shade. The shade rotates around a gimbal fasten...

Oslo Wood shade

Set the mood for style with Oslo Wood, a trendy floor lamp with a tripod base and multi-directional shade. The shade rotates around a gimbal fasten...

LED Foot Dimmer for Oslo Wood

This spare part dimmer is LED compatible, and features an integrated on/off switch for seamless operation. Available in black or white to match you...

Spare part Oslo Wood socket

Spare part socket for Oslo Wood floor lamp.

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Ove Rogne

Ove Rogne, designer, founder, and CEO of Northern, is a driving force in the world of contemporary lighting, furniture, and product design. Born in the northern Norwegian city of Narvik, the wild and beautiful, unspoiled nature shaped his early memories and impressions. The expressive and ever-changing natural lighting in the north — and the lack thereof in winter — further influenced his early life perspectives.

After finishing high school and moving to the capital, Oslo, with a stop in St.Gallen, Rogne received a Masters degree in Business and Economics before embarking on a career in international management consulting and various startup ventures and entrepreneurial activities.

Driven by a passion for creative work and a visionary approach to design, Rogne co-founded Northern Lighting in 2005 with three long-time friends. The company's foundation was built on a shared ambition to infuse more brilliance and creativity into the lighting industry.

Rogne’s contributions to design gained recognition with the award-winning Oslo Wood floor lamp in 2006 and the Moo wall light co-designed with Trond Svendgård in 2008.

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