TROLLBO pendant lamp light green 13 W 15 " 20 " 157 " 5 ' 11 "

Imagine a shining circus tent at home! This pendant lamp is made of recycled plastic, so it is both sustainable and full of fantasy. Tested to some of the strictest safety standards in the world.

903.933.00

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Gives a good general light.Tested and approved for children.Light bulb sold separately. IKEA recommends LED bulb E26 globe opal white.Only use an LED bulb, max. 13W. Do not use light bulbs with higher wattages than recommended due to the risk of overheating.We know that children are extra sensitive, but not to worry. This product is completely free from chemicals that may harm your child's health.This lighting product has no sharp edges, small parts, openings or hooks.For your child's safety, use only an LED light bulb made of plastic.This product should be installed where children cannot reach it. We recommend at least 5 feet above the floor.Easy to update for older children since the decorations on the cord are removable.

Stina Lanneskog

Ceiling cup/ Ball/ Shade:PET plastic (min. 20% recycled)
Diffuser:Polypropylene
Dust the lamp with a dust cloth.
By using recycled plastic in this product, we consume less new raw materials and lower our environmental footprint.Special waste handling may be required. Please contact your local authorities for more information.
TROLLBOPendant lampArticle Number:903.933.00
Width: 15 "Height: 3 ¾ "Length: 15 ¼ "Weight: 3 lb 12 ozPackage(s): 1
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Max.:: 13 W
Diameter:: 15 "
Min. height:: 20 "
Max. height:: 157 "
Cord length:: 5 ' 11 "

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A lamp with a story to tell

What does settling down before bedtime look like in your home? Maybe you read a bedtime story or have a cozy chat before turning out the lights. TROLLBO lamp can be inspiring for both a bedtime story and a conversation about what happens to all those plastic bottles that you leave for recycling. The lampshade looks like a lit circus tent and is actually a small milestone on our path to offering more environmentally sustainable products. Read More

The earth's resources are limited and we must all use them with greater care. One way is to choose recycled PET plastic instead of new plastic – just like the lampshade for TROLLBO lamp. Thea Svensson is a design engineer and explains how she and her colleagues focused on sustainability in all stages of product development. "To avoid material waste, we chose to use injection molding for the lampshade. We also made it possible to take the entire lamp apart so that everything can easily be recycled one day."

How old plastic becomes new plastic

If you and your family usually leave in PET bottles for recycling, you are in good company with millions of people around the world. But what happens to all those bottles? "They are transported to a return factory where they are washed and sorted by color", explains Thea. "They are then melted down and become granules, a sort of plastic pellet, which is used as material for new products."

Update when the children get older

Thea hopes that TROLLBO will communicate an important message. "Hopefully it can inspire conversations with children about how we can take care of the earth's resources a bit smarter." One way can be to not automatically replace interior design details when you want a change, Thea suggests. "When the children get older and want a more neutral style, you can easily change TROLLBO by removing the colorful details on the cord."

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Designer thoughts

"I love creating for children. They both see and relate to things differently than adults. My design for TROLLBO pendant lamp was inspired by old circus tents. The shade is made from recycled plastic and the decorations can be removed when your child gets older, so the lamp is sustainable in more than one way. I hope it spreads a homely and happy feeling, but most of all, that your child feels – “this is my lamp, my very own”.”

Designer Stina Lanneskog