1970s 'Radius' ceiling light by Erik Balslev

1970s 'Radius' ceiling light by Erik Balslev

Marsoni

M251S

$122.92

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1970s 'Radius' ceiling light by Erik BalslevMulti tiered 'Radius' ceiling lamp in metal with a two toned matt finish. Designed by Erik Balslev for Fog & Mrup. Era: 1970s Origin: Denmark Condition: Very good Dimensions: 48D x 24H cm Takes standard E27 screw in bulb Includes approx. 2m of black cable

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This "valet" organizer, which is the first time I've heard that term for a product like this, is nearly perfect. For me, it checks all of the boxes and in a perfect world, I would have opted for a smaller piece with only three compartments for mobile, wallet, and keys. It's well made and quite attractive, especially the blue (favorite color, so I'm biased). The only feature I'm not a fan of is how the removeable, wireless charging pad was implemented, which sits up on a small lip at a slight incline. However, I'm not complaining one bit as the wireless charging is great, and it's a differentiator that determines the value of the piece. I would have preferred the pad be built into the piece, however the angle of it does make it easy to grab opposed to using your finger(s) to pry it up.

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Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2024