The Piet Hein - RA 250 D Table Lamp Upper Shade Opal represents the peak of Danish lighting design history. Known for its elegant silhouette and balanced distribution of light, this shade is a replacement or standalone component for the classic RA 250 D series.

• Classic, timeless design by the iconic Piet Hein.
• High-quality opal glass construction for soft light diffusion.
• Pure white finish that blends with any interior palette.
• Specifically engineered for the RA 250 D lamp series.
• Delivers glare-free, uniform light across a room.

The opal glass used in the RA 250 D shade is specifically chosen for its ability to filter light, turning a direct light source into a warm, inviting glow. The shade features a refined, geometric profile that adheres to the functionalist principles of Scandinavian design, prioritizing a comfortable light atmosphere above all else.

This upper shade is manufactured to fit the 250mm diameter configuration of the RA series. Its precise construction ensures it seats perfectly on the lamp chassis, maintaining the structural integrity and aesthetic balance that Piet Hein is known for in his lighting repertoire.

Piet Hein was a visionary polymath whose contributions to design, mathematics, and poetry are legendary in Denmark. His lighting designs, including the RA series, are celebrated for their mathematical precision and enduring aesthetic appeal, often serving as centerpieces in modern Scandinavian homes.

This shade is essential for owners of the Piet Hein lamp series looking to restore or maintain their lighting fixtures.

• Restoring a vintage or well-loved RA 250 D table lamp.
• Replacing a damaged shade to maintain the lamp's original integrity.
• Updating the look of an existing lamp with a fresh, clean opal finish.
• Providing soft, diffused illumination for reading desks or side tables.

Clean the opal glass using a soft, damp cloth with a mild, non-abrasive glass cleaner. Gently polish with a dry, lint-free cloth to restore its natural luster. Handle the glass with care during removal and installation to avoid scratching or chipping the edges.