Mica 3-Light Arc Floor Lamp with Dimmer - Charcoal, Gunmetal

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Color/finish: charcoal gray & gunmetal Part of the Mica collection Originally designed in 1999 by Mervin Weitz, the elegant Mica Arc floor lamp features a trio of warm natural mineral Mica shades with silver crystals, elegantly balanced on a gunmetal and charcoal wood base with intricate gunmetal detailing. This captivating interplay of elements creates a look steeped in historic Arts & Crafts charm, wrapped in the embrace of warm, inviting light. Each Mica shade holds its unique personality, showcasing slight variations in tone and pattern, making every lamp truly one-of-a-kind. Picture yourself curled up on the sofa, immersed in the cozy warmth and ambient glow emanating from the Mica shades, as they transform your space into a haven of comfort. Timeless design originally envisioned by Mervin Weitz in 1999. A captivating blend of Arts & Crafts heritage and mid-20th century modern elements. Heirloom-quality light fixture with natural mineral silver Mica shades that are hand-laid. Convenient dimmer switch on the column for effortless ambiance adjustment. Wood & Metal base provide an elevated style and a sturdy foundation. Energy-efficient LED compatible. Smart switch compatible - effortlessly sync with Amazon Echo, Google Assistant, and Apple Home for easy & automated control. Contract grade: high quality materials, quality workmanship, built to last a lifetime & designed in Venice Beach, California. NOVA of California is the oldest light company in North America and has been making original contemporary designs for 100 years. Sustainability statement: We are committed to minimizing the unwanted impact our business has on the environment. We care for our planet. Pendant measures 53in Base color/finish: dark grey wood Shade measures 15in x 15in x 6.75in Shade color/finish: amber mica mineral Requires 23W bulb(s) 10ft chain length Imported