Moderne LED Wandlampe mit Ripple-Lichteffekt & Drehfunktion

Moderne LED Wandlampe mit Ripple-Lichteffekt & Drehfunktion

Marsoni

M251S

$98.99

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Moderne LED Wandlampe mit Ripple-Lichteffekt & DrehfunktionDiese auergewhnliche Wandlampe kombiniert modernes Design mit einem faszinierenden Lichtspiel. Durch die innovative Linsenstruktur entsteht ein dynamischer Ripple Effekt, der kunstvolle Licht und Schattenmuster an die Wand projiziert. Der drehbare Kopf ermglicht individuelle Ausrichtung und macht die Leuchte zu einem funktionalen wie dekorativen Highlight in jedem Raum. Material: Edelstahl + Aluminium Farbe: Chrom Lichtquelle: LED Funktion: Drehbarer

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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2011