Wall and ceiling lamp Etna

Its designer, Martin Wallroth, christened this wall and ceiling light “Etna”. This name perfectly describes the shape of this conically domed lamp, whose modelling resembles the form of a volcano. The naked light bulb seems to flow directly from the socket. The lamp’s curvature captures the interplay of housing and light bulb, not so much in a nutshell but a cone. For equipping, we recommend head- or ring-mirrored globe light bulbs. Socket: E27. A bulb is not included in the delivery. Power consumption: max. 60 W.

The brand identity of mawa, the luminaire manufacturer based on the outskirts of Berlin, comprises producing luminaires and lighting systems with innovative technologies and resourceful manufacturing processes. Designs that promise longevity are the main focus of mawa’s development and design department. One of the manufacturer’s primary concerns is to keep the consumption of resources in the production of luminaires in balance. From the first sketches to the prototypes ready for series production, luminaires by mawa are unique originals. Awarded with many design prizes, they grace museum collections all over the world. The brand’s small crew – with lighting enthusiast, founder, and doyen Martin Wallroth at the centre – has been a force to be reckoned with in the industry for years. They excelled in luminaire development (as represented in our range) as well as in lighting design for exhibitions, museums and trade fair stands. In all areas, mawa products are convincing in terms of design, material, finish, details, and lighting technology.