The wall lamp Light au Lait has the appearance of a coffee cup of china and perfectly adapts to kitchens, cafes and restaurants. It was created in 2004 by Fabien Dumas, Ingo Maurer and his team.
Shade and base are shaped like a cup and saucer and come in shiny white in proper style. They are connected via a silicone-coated ball-joint, while the cable runs as a bow between head and base. The pull-switch is an amusing detail, shaped like a spoon.
The light head can be slanted by 30 degrees and swivelled by 180 degrees to the side. Thanks to its directable, downwards directed light, Light au Lait is suitable for illuminating dressers and small tables.
The light fixture is made of stone ware, silicone and stainless steel. A surface-mounting box is included in the delivery. The light fixture is supplied with current via a wall outlet or with an included cable with plug to be connected to a wall socket.