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The Stretch Arc Lamp is a modern lighting solution designed by Kirby Groce in 2011. This striking architectural piece features a sweeping steel arc with a bold crimson red shade, making it an ideal centerpiece for living rooms and bedrooms. Its white body finish and white composite base provide a stable foundation, while the large drum shade diffuses light softly, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The lamp's substantial reach offers overhead lighting without the need for ceiling installation, perfect for reading or ambient lighting in open spaces. Equipped with a dimmer switch, this lamp allows for customizable lighting to suit your mood and setting. The Stretch Arc Lamp is compatible with energy-efficient LED bulbs, aligning with eco-conscious living. Its contract-grade quality ensures durability, making it a lasting addition to any modern home. Crafted with high-quality materials and designed in Venice Beach, California, this lamp reflects NOVA's century-long legacy of original design and craftsmanship. The architectural steel arm adds a contemporary touch, while the white linen drum shade fills the room with diffuse light, creating a warm and inviting ambiance. The dimmer switch provides easy on/off control. The Stretch Arc Lamp complements modern, contemporary, and transitional living rooms. Stay eco-conscious with energy-efficient LED bulbs. Seamlessly sync with Amazon Echo, Google Assistant, and Apple Home for effortless and automated control. Contract Grade Quality: Crafted with high-quality materials and exceptional workmanship. Designed in Venice Beach, California by NOVA of California. Sustainability Commitment: Minimize the impact on the environment.
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