Beehive Lamp A331 - Black

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  • Beehive Lamp A331 Black
  • Beehive Lamp A331 Black
  • Beehive Lamp A331 Black
  • BeehiveLampA331-Black
    BeehiveLampA331-Black
    BeehiveLampA331-Black

    Beehive Lamp A331 - Black

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    £304.50
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    Delivered 10 - 12 weeks
    Upon ordering your items will be handcrafted especially for you. This takes time and expertise so we allow 4 -5 weeks for manufacture, quality assurance and packaging. 4 weeks travel to the U.K., and then there’s customs clearance and admin. It’s worth the wait!

    We now send out items where the customer is not liable for import tax or duty (not inc Norway or Switzerland) through courier network DDP (Delivery Duty Paid) This is a delivery agreement between ourselves and the courier companies, where we are obliged by contract to pay all duties and tax on import rather than the customer. This DOES NOT include Norway or Switzerland. This is easily arranged through the courier and directly with the customer for these 2 countries.

    We offer 30 day returns to our customer in most of Europe. We created this policy as part of our ongoing customer support to provide a hassle-free shopping environment, enabling customers to assess aesthetics in their living situation space.

    One of the reasons you might be shopping with us is that you recognise the superior quality of our pieces. And just as we want our furniture to be the best you can find, we want our promise to you to be equally superior. That’s why, while most furniture manufacturers only offer a 1 year warranty, we offer a 5 year warranty. Please go to warranty policy to read the full warranty policy.

    CONTEMPORARY INSPIRATION

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    Inspired By

    Alvar Aalto

    A Finnish architect and designer. His career has spanned from architecture, furniture, textiles, and glassware, as well as sculptures and paintings. From 1920's to 1970s, his work ranged from Nordic Classicism of the early work to a rational International Style Modernism during the 1930s to a more organic modernist style from the 1940s onwards. He adapted Gesamtkunstwerk (commonly known as Aesthetics) on to his work like no other together with his first wife, Aino Aalto. They not only built but gave particular attention and treatment all across his designs from interior surfaces and furniture design. His knack for furniture design is considered Scandinavian Modern. Working exceptionally well with wood bursting with simplicity and applying technical experimentation. This trait led him to receive patents for various manufacturing processes such as bent wood. One of his famous creations the Paimio chair uses this technique which was intended for tuberculosis patients. He also became the first furniture designer to use the cantilever principle in chair design using wood. To this day, his ‘High Stool’ and ‘Stool E60’ are currently used in Apple Stores worldwide.

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