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Creator: Lloyds
Lloyd's Tensor Style High Intensity Lamp
By Lloyds
Located in Los Angeles, CA
1960s Japanese lamps that fold like little robots. Compact, heavy, and quietly smug. Basically Pixar if it went to RISD. Designed by Lloyd's, each one casts a focused beam with high-...
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1960s Japanese Mid-Century Modern Vintage Lloyds Table Lamps
Materials
Plastic
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