GUBI Gubi Multi-Lite floor lamp, height 148 cm, brass/white
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Description
Multi-Lite designer floor lamp: a versatile, adjustable additional light source The special feature of this floor lamp from Gubi is the design of the lampshade. The various metal elements – two quarter spheres and two cylinders in the middle – can be rotated around each other so that the light emitted by the bulb can shine downwards, be emitted indirectly upwards into the surrounding area or be emitted asymmetrically. This allows you to create a cosy atmosphere in your living room, for example, which can be adapted to your needs at any time. Louis Weisdorf is the creative mind behind the Multi-Lite design. The light illustrates the versatility that the Danish designer has achieved in a wide variety of fields throughout his career. After graduating from the Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen in 1954, Weisdorf worked in the construction industry and, from 1961 to 1971, at the Tivoli amusement park in Copenhagen, where he held the position of chief assistant to the chief architect. At the end of the 1960s, he founded his own studio in Copenhagen. Stylistically, the Multi-Lite floor lamp is as versatile as its creator: thanks to its timeless aesthetics, Multi-Lite fits in with numerous interior design styles.
Full specifications
| Marque | GUBI |
| EAN | 5715015114776 |
| Lite Designer Floor Lamp | a versatile |
Overview of the Gubi Multi-Lite floor lamp, height 148 cm, brass/white
With the Gubi Multi-Lite floor lamp, height 148 cm, brass/white, GUBI offers a solution suited to everyday needs in 2026. Available from 1 retailer on Compiral, this product benefits from real-time price comparison. Each offer is verified and updated several times a day to ensure you have the freshest information. Our platform calculates the total price including delivery costs, so you can identify the true best offer among all listed retailers.
What makes the Gubi Multi-Lite floor lamp, height 148 cm, brass/white stand out in 2026
This product stands out for the build quality that is characteristic of the GUBI brand. Users particularly appreciate its reliability in daily use and how easy it is to get started right from the first use. The design, intended for regular use, ensures satisfying durability, and the balance between the features offered and the asking price is well received by buyers. GUBI has a strong reputation in the Luminaires category, which makes it easy to access after-sales service and the manufacturer warranty when needed. You can also compare with the Gubi LED battery-powered table lamp Bagdad, white, height 36 cm, steel to refine your choice.
Performance and key features
In the Luminaires category, buyers pay close attention to declared performance and build quality. The Gubi Multi-Lite floor lamp, height 148 cm, brass/white meets these expectations with technical specifications that reflect GUBI's positioning on this segment. The key features, available in the spec sheet on this page, allow you to verify this product matches your needs before finalising your purchase. Also compare with the Gubi LED battery-powered table lamp Bagdad, white, height 36 cm, steel from the same brand to refine your decision.
Design and ease of use
The Gubi Multi-Lite floor lamp, height 148 cm, brass/white is generally described as intuitive by users in the Luminaires category. designed this product to be accessible from the first use, whether you are a beginner or an experienced user in this range.
Highlights
Highlights
- Multi-Lite designer floor lamp
- This allows you to create a cosy atmosphere in your living room
- Louis Weisdorf is the creative mind behind the Multi-Lite design
- The light illustrates the versatility that the Danish designer has achieved in a wide variety of fields throughout his career
- After graduating from the Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen in 1954
