The rocket floor lamp HELA revives an icon of mid-century living: a tall cylinder of light fabric stands between three slim wooden legs that splay outward at the bottom like tail fins.
Design and materials
The three legs in warm brown wood taper toward the floor and hold the shade in its lower third, so that the cylinder seems to float slightly above the floor. The cream fabric has a fine, regular weave that becomes visible when switched on; the light shines softly and evenly along the entire length of the cylinder. The power cord runs down the center between the legs and stays discreet. Switched off, HELA looks like a slim decorative object in wood and textile; switched on, like a glowing column.
Features and details
- Materials: wooden legs in warm brown, cream fabric shade
- Shape: cylinder on three splayed legs
- Version: wood with cream fabric shade
- 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, HELA stands beside the sofa, an armchair or in an empty corner and provides calm, cozy ambient light in the evening. In a reading corner, it accompanies an armchair with soft background light; in the bedroom, beside a dresser or the bed, with a muted glow. The rocket shape suits sixties-style furniture and teak and walnut tones as well as Scandinavian and Japanese-inspired rooms with linen and wool.
