Eos Esther | lampshade
Eos Esther | lampshade
The name Eos originates from Greek mythology, the goddess of the dawn, referencing how the lampshade looks like clouds in the sky. Esther is available in five colours of three different sizes and can be mixed and matched in clusters to create mesmerizing clouds in the ceiling.
Esther is an elegant and slim cloud hanging from the ceiling. The lampshade can be rotated and hang from four different angles, extending the flexibility and visual effect of the lampshade. The oval shape of Esther makes it an elegant solution for the dining table.
Further production information:
Shipping
Shipping is provided by GLS.
- Czech Republic: CZK 250 including VAT per order. Shipping within the Czech Republic is free for orders of CZK 5,000 or more.
- Germany: EUR 10 including VAT per order.
Withdrawal and returns
For online purchases, consumers have the statutory right to withdraw from the contract within 14 days of receiving the goods, unless a statutory exception applies. We do not offer returns beyond the cases required by law.
Returned goods must be complete and properly packaged. Customers may inspect the goods only to the extent necessary to establish their nature, characteristics and functionality, in the same way as they could in a physical store.
If the goods are used, damaged or otherwise diminished in value beyond what is necessary for such inspection, the customer is responsible for the reduction in value. The refund may be reduced according to the actual extent of the diminished value.
Damage in transit
When accepting the shipment, we recommend checking the condition of the packaging and the delivered goods.
If the customer discovers that the goods were damaged during transit, we ask them to report the damage no later than 2 business days after receipt by emailing objednavky@luminex.cz. We recommend including the order number and photographs of both the damaged goods and the shipping packaging.
Prompt notification enables us to pursue the claim effectively with the carrier. Failure to meet this deadline does not affect the consumer’s statutory rights in respect of defective goods.
