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YUMI
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SKU
F414330900NEWL
Shigeru Ban, 2011
€2,570.00
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Yumi means bow in Japanese. Today, this simple shape is re-interpreted by Shigeru Ban for FontanaArte. Its absolute harmony is destined to turn into a new universal classic. Yumi is both delicate and strong: an essential sign that meets a resistant and light structure. 170 LEDs are discreetly sunk into the structure of the lamp minimising the use of space and further enhancing the continuous line of the bow design. Choosing materials that are resistant to high temperatures made it possible to sink the wiring entirely inside the stem during the production process. Yumi spreads a warm downward glow which is ideal forcreating an intimate atmosphere. It adds character to different interiors with its distinct but subtle personality.
Technical data
Floor lamp with direct and dimmable light. Frame made of carbon fi bre. Painted metal base. Black power cable, dimmer and plug. Plug-in power supply with interchangeable plugs (UK - USA - UE - AUS). Integrated led.
- Product Name YUMI
- Material description carbon fiber
- Color description sku black
- Group tension Integrated Led
- Energy Class A++ >> A
- Recommended source LED 170x18W (2300K, CRI>85, 1105Lm)
- SKU F414330900NEWL
- Made in Italy
- Alimentation cable Black
- Dimmer Dimmer included
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Shigeru Ban
Graduated from the Cooper Union. Started working for Arata Isozaki & Associates in 1982. Founded Shigeru Ban Architects in 1985. Became consultant to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) in 1995. Established the NGO, Voluntary Architects' Network (VAN) in the same year to support disaster relief. Selected works include Nicolas G. Hayek Center, Centre Pompidou- Metz, and Oita Prefecture...
