Item no.
48185003
EAN nr.
5701581455382
Stay
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Stay is a multi-functional and beautiful lighting design in the same time. The lamp has several gorgeous qualities, where the lampshade’s flexible swivel mechanism allows for a directional light that creates optimal lighting conditions. In the table lamp base, there is a charging station with USB access as well as a build-in on/off switch function. Stay is made with integrated LED technology. Designed by Maria Berntsen
The silky matte black metal contributes beautifully to a modern and minimalistic expression.
| Item number | 48185003 |
| Model name | Stay |
| Voltage | 230 |
| Class | Class 2 (Double isolated) |
| Socket type | LED MODUL |
| Light source | Incl. 14,5W LED |
| IP classification | IP20 |
| Cable colour | Black textile cable |
| Primary material | Aluminium |
| Secondary material | Plastic |
| Height (cm) | 47 |
| Shade diameter (cm) | 14.5 |
| Cable length (cm) | 180 |
| Dimmable | Yes |
| Can the cable be replaced? | No |
| Type of dimmer | Touch switch/dimmer on fixture |
| Energy class | A++ |
| Socket type | LED MODUL |
| Watt | 14,5W |
| Lumen | 700 |
| Dimmable | Yes |
| RA | 80 |
| Kelvin | 2700K |
| Lifetime | 20000 |
| On/Off | 30000 |
| Beam angle (°) | 100.00 |
| Voltage | 230V |
With her own design studio in Copenhagen, Maria Berntsen has since 1992 focused on architecture and design. Maria Berntsen is a well-established name in the design industry and has over the years collaborated with a wide range of Danish and international companies, where her extensive experience has resulted in many successful designs.
“At the start of a new project, I look for an idea with nerve, functionality and identity. By modelling and visualizing, I test the idea, how it might be used, and its presence. Good design communicates and establishes a dialogue with the receiver. Design is not just about functionality – it is as much about the emotional connection and impact. To me, success is when my design brings joy in the everyday lives of people”
