BRUMMIG LED table lamp, forest patterned
How to get it
This LED table lamp spreads a soft light that feels cosy and snug. It’s also tested to some of the world's toughest safety requirements. Does your child recognise all the forest animals?
Product details
Maybe the table lamp’s playful motifs can inspire one or two bedtime stories?
Perfect light for a moment of playtime or storytelling before it's time to turn the lamp off and say goodnight.
Gives a soft mood light.
Safety tested and tamper-proof to protect little fingers.
S Edholm/L Ullenius
Good to know
LED light bulb included.
The lamp emits 200 lumen, which is equal to the light emitted by a 21-watt incandescent bulb.
The light source has a lifetime of approx. 25,000 hours. This corresponds to about 20 years if the lamp is on for 3 hours per day.
The included LED light source is replaceable.
The light source is built-in but can be replaced. Available to order as a spare part. For more information, contact IKEA customer service at your IKEA store or IKEA.com.
Matches other products in the BRUMMIG and UPPSTÅ series.
Materials and care
Material
- Shade:
- ABS plastic, Paint
- Base:
- ABS plastic
Care
Dust the lamp with a duster.
Safety and compliance
Assembly and documents
Assembly instructions
BRUMMIG LED table lamp305.261.19Advice and care instructions
BRUMMIG LED table lamp305.261.19Measurements
- Luminous flux: 200 lm
- Height: 17 cm
- Base diameter: 18 cm
- Cord length: 1.8 m
- Power: 3.0 W
Packaging
BRUMMIG
Article number305.261.19- Width: 18 cm
- Height: 17 cm
- Length: 18 cm
- Weight: 0.50 kg
- Package(s): 1
Designer thoughts
Designer thoughts
“For us, there’s nothing better than being out in a forest – so much inspiration lies in the living room of animals. We’re all also dependent on it, so we must show respect. That’s why we decided to create a forest for children with this message. A colourful fantasy world where all animals love each other and play together. We hope children will like, play with and sleep close to the figures. Maybe they’ll also awaken curiosity and interest about the future of our forests?"