Sustainable teak wood table lamp “Raffia” for consciously beautiful living.

Make a statement for responsible design with this exceptional table lamp made from sustainably sourced teak. The “Raffia” embodies the perfect balance between ecological awareness and aesthetic sophistication.

Each lamp is meticulously handcrafted, allowing the natural grain of the teak wood to be showcased to its best advantage. The black lampshade provides an elegant contrast to the warm wood surface and ensures a pleasant light distribution, bathing any room in a cozy ambiance.

Highlights:

• Teak wood from responsible forestry
• Durable materials for decades of enjoyment
• Handcrafted production without mass production
• Timeless design that outlasts trends

Stylish integration into your home:

The light fixture is a versatile accent piece for different living environments:

• Boho & Natural Living: The ideal complement to rattan, linen and many plants – it underlines the carefree, natural look.
• Scandinavian & Japandi : In minimalist, bright interiors, the warm wood provides the necessary "hygge" factor and breaks the severity of minimalism.
• Modern country style : The rustic texture of the wood harmonizes perfectly with cozy, traditional elements, giving them a modern twist.

About the brand

Bazar Bizar was founded from the passion of travel and has developed into a renowned interior design and lifestyle brand. The founders Eddy and Pascale bring their extensive experience from gastronomy to offer tailor -made furnishing solutions that are tailored to the individual needs of their customers. With your own label you create luxurious and high-quality decorative items and household goods.

Bazar Bizar's brand philosophy aims to go beyond the ordinary and create inspiring collections that appeal to a variety of tastes. Each piece is designed in such a way that it comes into its own in both lively rooms and in minimalist environments. They offer over 1300 products and guarantee quick delivery worldwide through strategically placed warehouses in Belgium and Indonesia.