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VELO SMALL
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SKU
F280540150TCNE
Franco Raggi, 1988
€380.00
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A slim, almost ethereal sheet of suspended glass, supported by aluminum clamps hooked onto steel wire ties. An essential shape: a rectangular screen with sandblasted glass at the centre to prevent glare. The concept behind Velo was to subtract weight, matter and form to achieve an aesthetic result of painstaking stylistic consistency.
Technical data
Wall lamp with diffused and dimmable light. Diffuser made of sandblasted and curved glass. Hooks support made of die-cast chromed aluminium. Bulb not included.
- Product Name VELO SMALL
- Material description glass, metal
- Color description sku transparent, chrome
- Group tension Bulb
- Energy Class A++ >> E
- Recommended source HA 1x160W R7s/115 (2900K, 3100Lm)
- SKU F280540150TCNE
- Made in Italy
- Dimmer Dimmable
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Franco Raggi
He graduated in Architecture from Milan Polytechnic in 1969 and in the same year started work for Nizzoli Associati.From 1971 to 1975 he was editor of Casabella magazine and from 1977 to 1981 editor in chief of Modo design magazine, which he headed until 1983. In 1973, he orchestrated the first critical exhibition of Italian Radical Design on behalf of the IDZ, Internationales Design Zentrum, in Berlin....
