This year, a larger Urbania lamp makes its debut in Kähler's series of architectural light sources! The new Lyshus City is shaped like a series of buildings consisting of several small houses and is perhaps most reminiscent of a part of the town squa…
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This year, a larger Urbania lamp makes its debut in Kähler's series of architectural light sources!
The new Lyshus City is shaped like a series of buildings consisting of several small houses and is perhaps most reminiscent of a part of the town square. There is room for tealights inside the building – or the city – and you choose whether you want to use LED or candles.
The light house is 20 cm wide and 8 cm deep and fits nicely on the windowsill or as a decoration on the table, chest of drawers or bookcase, where it will create a lovely Christmas atmosphere throughout December.
All Urbania light houses were designed by Mette Bache and Barbara Bendix Becker and are characterized by a special design, where the building's tight silhouette creates room for creativity in the design of each individual window.
