- Scandinavian contemporary style
- Upward and downward light
- Mix of matte metal and opal glass
- On/off touch function on the base
Socket type
E27Dimmable?
No, cannot be dimmedIP degree
IP20Area
IndoorPrimary material
MetalTime is inspired by sponges in the forest, and together with the combination of matte metal and glass a simple and elegant expression is obtained. An upward and downward light is created with the small glass element on the top of the shade, which contributes to a cosy atmosphere. Time has a built-in on/off function
The matte grey metal highlights the minimalistic and modern look of the table lamp.
Item Number
2010925010EAN
5704924001697TUN
2100613Area
IndoorType (Primary)
Table lampRoom
Living roomSocket type
E27Designer
Says WhoIP degree
IP20Maximum bulb wattage (W)
40WClass (Class 1, Class 2, Class 3)
Class 2 (Double isolated)Dimmable?
No, cannot be dimmedSwitch placement
On the fixtureVoltage (V)
230Primary material
MetalSecondary material
GlassColour
GreyColour of the glass
Opal whiteColour of the cable
WhiteLength of the cable (cm)
150.0Surface material of the cable
TextileIs the cable replaceable
NoProduct net weight (kg)
0.9Light source incl.
Not includedHeight (cm)
34.0Width (cm)
26.7Lenght (cm)
26.7Diameter (cm)
26.7Outdoor base dimension (cm)
12.5Length of the cable (cm)
150.0Sales Box Height (cm)
28.5Sales Box Width(cm)
22.0Sales Box Depth (cm)
28.0Sales Box Volume m³
0.0176
Datasheet
2010925010_DS_DK.pdf
2010925010_DS_DE.pdf
2010925010_DS_GB.pdf
2010925010_DS_FR.pdf
2010925010_DS_NO.pdf
2010925010_DS_SE.pdf
Images
Time 2010925010_3.jpg
Time 2010925010_4.jpg
Time 2010925010_1.jpg
Time 2010925010_2.jpg
M Time 2010925010_1.jpg
Artwork
2010925010-Artwork.pdf
Linedrawing with measurement
201092-linedrawing.svg
Mounting intruction
2010925010-Mountinginstruction.pdf
Designed by Says Who
Says Who is a team of dedicated Danish furniture designers who are rooted in the traditions of Scandinavian design. Since founding their studio in 2010, based on a shared desire to create, the duo Kasper Meldgaard and Nikolaj Duve have taken a pragmatic approach towards design.