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The Little Collins Rechargeable Battery Table Lamp is the table lamp you want to have. It is small, it is slick The Little Collins Rechargeable Battery Table Lamp is the table lamp you want to have. It is small, it is slick with a brushed stainless steel lid and opal acrylic diffuser providing direct down-light and soft ambient side light. This is the kind of ambient light you and your guests appreciate all year long. The Little Collins cordless table lamp has been designed by Peter Ellis and Jackie Chan and has been rewarded with the RedDot design award. Have you ever experienced your candle flicker or even drop onto your favorite table cloth because of an open window or a fan over your dinner table or simply because you had dinner on your patio The Little Collins is the solution. Charge it during daytime and use it for up to 130 hours. Note: At least one single charger is necessary in order to charge the Little If ordering more than one lamp additional base chargers are optional. Please refer to charging options menu. Little Collins Specifications Description: Rechargeable battery table lamp with brushed stainless steel base and top with opal diffuser providing soft ambient light. Light Time Range UNO- up to 140 hours PRO - up to 260 hours ECO - up to 130 hours Dimensions 145mm x 100mm (5" x 4")

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Designed for an urban family with young children, this family retreat is fully integrated into the natural surroundings of Mont Shefford. The home and surrounding property exudes the luxurious feel of a resort environment for visiting family and friends, yet still maintain a sense of intimacy. While the common living areas are within an open floorplan, various zones were created throughout the home to ensure that all those inhabiting the house at a given time would be free to escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life and reconnect with nature. The central living space reveals an expansive open layout encompassing a living room, dining area, kitchen, and wine cellar. This elevated volume feels like a treehouse, immersed in a lush canopy and panoramic views to the mountains. Inspired by a natural palette, the interior and exterior materials of the home are neutral and were chosen simultaneously for their inherent natural textures and relationship with the exterior environment. This intrinsic balance is evident between the exterior’s charcoal stone, black matte metal and cedar cladding, and the interior’s organic finishes. Refined materials including glass, metal and wood were carefully selected with the intention of creating a cohesive connection between the exterior and interior. Black Fenix was selected as the primary material for all interior millwork, featuring a sleek matte finish that beautifully contrasts the warmth of natural wood elements and the organic patterns found in the porcelain tiles installed throughout the residence. The home feels modern and minimalist, yet cozy, inviting, and liveable. Architect : Maxime Moreau, MXMA Architecture & Design Photography : Nanne Springer

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