PINECONE LARGE
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F434010575OBNE
Paola Navone, 2016
€1,950.00
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Pinecone is a suspension and table lamp. The diffuser is manufactured using the ancient caged blown glass technique: the glass maker blows the molten glass blob into a metal cage, which only partly contains the blob's natural expansion. In this way, the glass surface is partly trapped by and partly escapes the cage, generating an impression of tension as the object struggles to free itself from its harness; the cage is further enriched by the galvanic treatment that makes it look glossy and brilliant. The transparent version, in particular, reveals a two-fold structure that multiplies the scenic effect, while the metal cage pattern projects kaleidoscopic shade effects on the surrounding surfaces. On the contrary, in the white version the glass delicately envelops the cage surface and enhances its geometric pattern, generating an elegant and visually pleasing diffused light. The lighting fixture makes a highly appealing and striking impact either switched on or off.
Technical data
Table lamp with diffused and dimmable light. Enclosed diffuser made of frosted blown glass. Cage and base made of galvanized metal. Transparent power cable, dimmer and plug. European two-pole plug. Bulb not included.
- Product Name PINECONE LARGE
- Material description glass, galvanized metal
- Color description sku white, gold
- Group tension Bulb
- Energy Class A++ >> E
- Recommended source LED 1x21W E27 (2700K, 2452Lm) or HA 1x116W E27 (2800K, 2135Lm)
- SKU F434010575OBNE
- Made in Italy
- Alimentation cable Transparent
- Dimmer Dimmer included
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Paola Navone
Straightforward, a dreamer and eclectic: her mind and soul are a combination of flavours and colours of the South of the world - known, loved and lived - together with the taste and forms of the West, rich in traditions, open and continuously in movement. All of this produces her untiring curiosity in her research for matters and materials, forms and structures. In her research for the present, the...
