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CHANDELIER MEDIUM
In stock
SKU
F549185260OBNE
David Chipperfield, 2004
€4,410.00
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This spectacular lamp designed by David Chipperfield is inspired by those at the court of King Arthur. Available in two colors, in a single or double version with two concentric circles, it is a classy elegant lighting solution for any setting, even the most modern and minimal.New gold finishing, absence of tiges, 5 m length cables.
Technical data
Suspension lamp with indirect and dimmable light. Painted metal frame. Sandblasted borosilicate glass diffusers. Steel suspension cable. Transparent power cable. Painted metal ceiling rose. Bulb not included.
- Product Name CHANDELIER MEDIUM
- Material description high-quality metal, glass
- Color description sku gold, white
- Group tension Bulb
- Energy Class A → G
- Light source 19x max 40W E14
- SKU F549185260OBNE
- Made in Italy
- Alimentation cable Transparent
- Dimmer Dimmable
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David Chipperfield
Having graduated in Architecture in 1977, he immediately began working with the studios of Richard Rogers and Norman Foster. In 1985, he founded his own practice, David Chipperfield Architects in London, opening offices also in Milan, Berlin and Shanghai. The studio’s most important work includes the rebuilding of the Neues Museum and the new-build James-Simon-Galerie, both on Museum Island in Berlin;...
