Visual Comfort Modern (formerly Tech Lighting) Doppia Short Accent Rechargeable Table Lamp

Visual Comfort Modern (formerly Tech Lighting) Doppia Short Accent Rechargeable Table Lamp Doppia Short Accent Rechargeable Table Lamp (SLTB53427B, SLTB53427BZ, SLTB53427HAB, SLTB53427W) is part of Doppia, a cordless and rechargeable lighting collection by Sean Lavin for Visual Comfort Modern (formerly Tech Lighting). Two offset discs stack to form a distinctive double-shade silhouette that carries its finish up through the fixture. A concealed lithium-ion battery and an integrated 2700K LED module let the fixture travel anywhere in the house or out on the patio without a cord in sight, and it recharges fully from any USB-C source. A double-stacked metal shade lets the integrated LED glow through two overlapping discs for a layered, sculptural look. Onboard three-step touch dimming puts the light level in your hand with a simple touch, and the 2.4W LED engine sips power so a single charge lasts for evenings at a time. Doppia Short Accent Rechargeable Table Lamp is offered in Black, Matte White, Bronze, Natural Brass, matched to a cable finish that disappears against the base. Because it needs no wired connection, Short moves from a dinner table to a bedside table to a reading chair in seconds, making it one of the most flexible portable lights in the Visual Comfort Modern lineup. Specifications Models: SLTB53427B, SLTB53427BZ, SLTB53427HAB, SLTB53427W Collection: Doppia Designer: Sean Lavin Light Source: Integrated LED, 2.4W Color Temperature: 2700K, 90 CRI Dimmable: Yes, built-in 3-step touch dimmer Battery: Lithium-ion (contained), rechargeable via USB-C Cord/Charge Cable Length: 72 in Rating: Dry Rated (indoor use) Listing: ETL Listed Finish Options: Black, Matte White, Bronze, Natural Brass Features Cordless and fully rechargeable — no outlet required Three-step touch dimming for instant mood control USB-C charging, compatible with common chargers and power banks Lightweight, portable design moves from room to room in seconds