




Dimmable LED Table Lamp Beat, Height-Adjustable
Black, Brass
Delivery before Christmas
5-6 weeks
Free Returns
Extended till 31st January
Inspired by the sculptural simplicity of traditional Indian water vessels, BEAT is a family of hand-spun, welded and beaten lights, with shades that retain the hammer marks from their making. Crafted by artisans in Northern India, each BEAT light is created using an ancient process that takes four days to complete.
- Material
- Shade: Brass Base: Iron Frame: Brass Cable: Plastic coated Detail: Brass
- Surface finish
- Coated Hammered
- Colour
- Shade colour: Black, brass Frame colour: Black Detail colour: Brass
- Manufacturing method
- Spun

- Width
- 30 cm
- Height
- 53 cm
- Depth
- 19 cm
- Weight
- 4,4 kg
- Cable length
- 250 cm
- Packaging size
- Package 1: 73 x 50 x 50 cm; 11,6 kg
- Features
- Height adjustable
- Light source included
- Yes
- Light source permanently installed
- No
- Dimmable
- Yes
- Dimming type
- Continuous
- Type of switch
- Toggle switch
- Adjustable
- Height adjustable
- IP rating
- IP20 (Dustproof)
- Light source / bulb type
- 1 x LED, max. 9 W
- Light colour
- 3000 K (warm white)
- Luminosity
- 800 lm (medium luminosity)
- Lifespan (in hours)
- 50000
- Manufacturer and manufacturer's code
- Tom Dixon, BLT11BK-TUN01M2
- Product number
- DEQ26TOX78434-516664
Delivery time: 5-6 weeks
Fee & Delivery information
EUR 5.99 order fee, no matter how many items are in your basket. For heavy & big items, surcharges apply which will be calculated in your cart. Your package will be delivered straight to your door on business days – hassle-free and on time.
Free Returns
Enjoy easy returns within 30 days of delivery. Returns are easy with convenient drop-off at your nearest parcel shop, making the process smooth and effortless.
Inspired by the sculptural simplicity of traditional Indian water vessels, BEAT is a family of hand-spun, welded and beaten lights, with shades that retain the hammer marks from their making. Crafted by artisans in Northern India, each BEAT light is created using an ancient process that takes four days to complete.

