Vaulted Arc Floor Lamp by Peter Morelli - 86", 1968 design, Black Wood, Satin Nickel, Dimmer Switch, V-base

Features

• Timeless mid-century modern design that has become an iconic design over the last 55 years.
• Certificate of Authenticity provided along with certified markings ensuring that you bought an original NOVA of California design.
• Designed by Peter Morelli in 1968, this lamp encapsulates the timeless essence of mid-century aesthetics.
• Updated with current LED advancements, the lamp seamlessly marries vintage charm with contemporary efficiency.
• Crafted from black bentwood & satin nickel finish, the lamp boasts enduring quality and style.
• The moulded acrylic shade adds a touch of sophistication while diffusing warm, ambient light.
• Easily adjust the light to suit any occasion using the dimmer switch thoughtfully positioned on the column.
• Unique weighted steel base for elevated styling and a sturdy foundation.
• Energy-efficient LED compatible.
• Smart switch compatible - effortlessly sync with Amazon Echo, Google Assistant, and Apple Home for easy & automated control.
• Contract grade: high quality materials, quality workmanship, built to last a lifetime & designed in Venice Beach, California.
• NOVA of California is the oldest light company in North America and has been making original contemporary designs for 100 years.
• Sustainability statement: We are committed to minimizing the unwanted impact our business has on the environment. We care for our planet.
• Product designer: Peter Morelli, 1962.
• Manufactured from cold-rolled steel.
• Authentic mid-century modern design by the oldest lighting company in America.
• Our artistic background, mid-century modern legacy, and passion for design make our handmade lighting timeless, functional and elegant.
• Each wooden lamp is one of a kind, crafted from natural wood that carries its own unique grain patterns and tones. At NOVA, we take pride in our woodworking legacy. Few lighting companies work with real wood due to its natural variations and the skill required to kiln-dry, join, craft the forms, sand and finish. The organic variations are part of the beauty of woodworking, making every piece special. If you prefer a uniform, mass-produced look, real wood may not be the best fit for you, but we love the warmth it offers and the way natural materials make a space feel like home.