The hand blown glass 28d fixture is designed to sit on a horizontal surface (a desk, table, shelf, or even the floor). $300 - Special Holiday Promotion price!
The light consists of a single illuminated 28 piece wired to a flexible grey crochet memory cable. The cable is intended to be coiled into a sculptural pattern to provide a cushioned surface on which the glass sits. The inner milk glass "satellite"houses a 20 watt xenon lamp. Made in Vancouver, BC.
6"dia w 15'l cord
Bocci 28d table lamp | Designed by Omer Arbel 2010
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Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Monday, October 22, 2012
Rudi from Roll & Hill
Our newest showroom favorite!
Roll & Hill Rudi | Designed by Lukas Peet, 2012
Jewelry is the inspiration for Rudi, a series of pendant lamps named after designer Lukas Peet's father. Rudi is a three foot pendant made from bent brass tubes that hold handmade cold cathode lamps. The fixtures hang from their cords, which are knotted around the metal tubes.
Roll & Hill Rudi | Designed by Lukas Peet, 2012
Jewelry is the inspiration for Rudi, a series of pendant lamps named after designer Lukas Peet's father. Rudi is a three foot pendant made from bent brass tubes that hold handmade cold cathode lamps. The fixtures hang from their cords, which are knotted around the metal tubes.
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Monday, October 1, 2012
Thursday, September 27, 2012
Otto Watt, New from Luceplan
Otto Watt is the perfect desk companion. A dimmable LED source enables the user to
adjust the color temperature from warm to cold white light by rotating
the diffuser. Otto Watt supplies the ideal lighting conditions for all
circumstances, for relaxation or precision work.
The head swivels 360 degrees, the reflector is equipped with a glare-free filter: Otto Watt is a product that fully embodies the Luceplan expertise in task lamps.
Luceplan Otto Watt | Designed by Alberto Meda and Paolo Rizzatto, 2011
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