Mr. Maria Miffy High Light XL
Mr. Maria

Mr. Maria Miffy High Light XL

£199.00

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£199.00

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Introducing the 80cm Miffy High Light - a charming statement piece that will instantly brighten a room, making evenings cosier than ever. Minimalistic and stylish the iconic Miffy High XL Light by Mr. Maria is a beautiful piece to add to any home interior. Timeless in design, this wired and dimmable Miffy lamp brings a touch of childhood wonder to any home. Style your little ones nursery or bedroom to use as a comforting night light or why not create a cute reading corner. This sweet XL Miffy lamp would even look great as a statement piece in your lounge or office space with it's neutral aesthetic. Miffy is embedded in pop culture as an icon - her character and artful presence bound to make an impression in your home. Featuring a wired power cable with dimmer so that you can create the perfect ambience. Wired adapter included.

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