Null ARTEMIDE, Demetra - Reading lamp
titanium
base Ø21 + body
dimmable - 8w le…

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ARTEMIDE, Demetra - Reading lamp titanium base Ø21 + body dimmable - 8w led - 3000k - 385 lm

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ARTEMIDE, Demetra - Reading lamp titanium base Ø21 + body dimmable - 8w led - 3000k - 385 lm

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