&Tradition Bellevue AJ7 is a stylish and timeless floor lamp, designed inspired by the classic designs of Danish designers Arne Jacobsen and Flemming Lassen. This iconic lamp brings light and style to any space, be it a living room, bedroom, study or public space.

The appearance of Bellevue AJ7 is simple and elegant, and it fits well with different interior styles. The lamp has a sharp-lined arm and an adjustable shade, which allows you to adjust the direction and intensity of the light as needed. You can easily aim the light at the target you want or direct it up or down to get the desired lighting effect.

Bellevue AJ7 is not only a functional lamp, but also a work of art that adds dignity and expression to any space. Its minimalist design and high-quality materials make it an excellent choice for demanding design- and design-conscious customers.

&Tradition

Based in Taska, &Tradition's values ​​are based on the Nordic design and craft tradition, but whose products are strongly connected to the present. &Tradition creatively applies new techniques and materials in its collection, while still maintaining a strong impression of elegance and value in its products. &Tradition's product family includes well-known design classics as well as products designed by young talents. In terms of design ethics, the company operates on the principle of sustainable development and strives to burden nature as little as possible with its furniture production. Products for &Tradition have been designed by e.g. Arne, Jacobsen, Norm Arcitects, Verner Panton, Andersen & Voll, Sami Kallio, Benjamin Hubert, Mia Hamborg, Jorn Utzon, All The Way To Paris, Space Copenhagen, Jaime Hayón, Ontwerpduo, Signe Hytte, Sofie Refer, Studio Vit

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