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- Free U.S. shippingOn every order, delivered to your door.
- Authentic materialsReal travertine, marble, alabaster and walnut. Never imitation.
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- Wattage
- 40W max (E14)
- Material
- Hand-blown colored glass corolla · antique brass arm and backplate
- Finish
- 4 colors: Ivory · Amber Brown · Soft Rose · Deep Green
- Light source
- E14 socket · free dimmable bulb included
- Dimmable
- Yes, with a standard wall dimmer (free dimmable bulb included)
- Voltage
- 120V
- Bulb type
- E14 candle/golf LED, 40W max equivalent (free dimmable bulb included)
- Style
- Italian modernism · Murano craft · Mid-century

By design
Made to measure.
Hand-finished from natural materials, the DALIA No.03 sits within a few millimeters of these specifications.
9.8 in (25 cm)
7.1 in (18 cm)
3.5 in (8.9 cm)
3.7 lbs (1.7 kg)
Yes, a free dimmable bulb

A small corolla on a wall.
When we drew DALIA No.03, we kept returning to a simple form: the corolla of a flower, opened just enough to let the light out. Hand-blown glass in a small atelier outside Murano, set on a precision-machined backplate in antique brass. The flower stays still. The light moves through it.
Four hand-finished colorways: ivory, amber-brown, soft rose, deep green. None of them are tinted plastic. They are colored glass, blown by a single artisan, pulled into a corolla by hand.
Hand-blown, never identical
The glass is blown by hand in a small atelier. Each piece is slightly different in curvature, lip, and weight. The slight irregularities are part of every DALIA's character. No two pieces match.
The backplate and arm are machined from precision steel and finished in antique brass. Not plated. Solid brass that ages quietly over decades.
Built to live anywhere
Hardwired into any standard US junction box. E14 socket, 40W max equivalent. Works with a standard wall dimmer. 120V.
Sold individually. A pair frames a fireplace or a bed. Four in line carries a long corridor.

