The tripod floor lamp MALVA raises a slim, tall fabric cylinder on three angled wooden legs and glows in the evening like a quiet lantern in the Japanese style.
Design and materials
The three wooden legs taper toward the bottom, splay slightly outward and hold the shade only at its lower part, so the cylinder seems to float between them. The ivory fabric has a fine, grid-like weave that becomes visible when the lamp is switched on, and it diffuses the light evenly and without glare. In dark walnut, MALVA feels warm and refined; in light wood, airy and Nordic. The black power cord runs down the center between the legs and stays discreet. The result is a pared-back form in wood and fabric that suits rooms with a wabi-sabi or Japandi character.
Features and details
- Materials: wood (dark walnut or light wood), ivory fabric shade
- Bulb: LED
- Color temperature: warm white
- Voltage: 110–120 V
- Versions: dark walnut, light wood
- Placement: freestanding on three legs, power cord with plug
Please check the dimensions and technical details of your chosen version before ordering.
Where the lamp shines
In the living room, MALVA stands beside the sofa or in a corner and lays a soft base light over the seating area. In a reading corner next to an armchair, it creates a cozy evening mood; in the bedroom, it accompanies the bed or a dresser with a muted glow. Beside a sideboard in the dining area, too, the glowing cylinder adds a calm accent. Walnut pairs with linen, wool and dark ceramics, light wood with Scandinavian rooms and plenty of white.
