Normann Copenhagen continues to innovate in modern lighting and is now expanding its popular Porta series with three new colours, including red, brown and green. These elegant colours add a breath of fresh air to the already stylish and functional collection of portable lamps designed to fit into any home.
The Porta lamp from Normann Copenhagen is known for its simple yet sophisticated construction. It consists of a shade resting on a robust, cylindrical base made of ABS plastic and a white acrylic diffuser that ensures a pleasant and even illumination. It is designed with a silicone collar that ensures the lamp is stable on any surface, making it particularly flexible and versatile.
With the three new colours, Normann Copenhagen gives you the opportunity to add a personal touch to your interior design. The new red shade can act as a colourful accent in a minimalist space and give a feeling of warmth and energy. The brown colour can integrate perfectly into a more natural and earthy environment, adding depth and calm. The green version is a breath of fresh air that fits beautifully into both modern and classic interiors, creating a calming atmosphere wherever you choose to place it.
The Porta lamp is not just a beautiful design detail; its portable functionality means it can easily be moved around and used in different rooms as needed. For example, you can use it as a bedside lamp, take it out into the garden on summer evenings or place it on the shelf in the living room to create a cosy atmosphere. Its cordless design makes it easy to move from room to room, and with up to 20 hours of battery life, you can be sure it will stay lit for hours wherever you use it.
With Normann's new colour range, you can now tailor the Porta lamp to perfectly match your style and home. Whether you like the warm shades of red and brown or prefer the cooler, refreshing green, the Porta lamp from Normann Copenhagen will add both functionality and aesthetics to your interior design.
See the new and existing Porta portable table lamps from Normann Copenhagen here