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NOBI MEDIUM
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SKU
F302625150BINE
Metis Lighting, 1992
€590.00
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In floor, wall and suspension versions, Nobi guarantees total practicality for innovative elegant design.The adjoined convex lenses are held in place by a system of small clamps and fixed to the metal structure with two pins, the same on which the light source is also mounted. The diffuser can thus rotate on itself and orient the light flow in different directions. Innovative and available in multiple versions, Nobi provides maximum functionality while retaining a powerful aesthetic presence.
Technical data
Floor lamp with diffused and dimmable light. By installing the supplied reflector, the lamp produces direct/indirect directional light. Painted metal frame. Adjustable satin glass diffuser and reflector made of anodized aluminium. Black power cable, dimmer and plug. Schuko plug, adapter and bulb not included.
- Product Name NOBI MEDIUM
- Material description glass, metal
- Color description sku white
- Group tension Bulb
- Energy Class A+ >> E
- Recommended source HA 1x120W R7s/80 (2900K, 2250Lm)
- SKU F302625150BINE
- Made in Italy
- Alimentation cable Black
- Dimmer Dimmer included
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Metis Lighting
Architects Marinella Patetta and Claudio Valént, both with Masters in Lighting Design and many years of experience, met in at the Piero Castiglioni studio and, after a few years, in 1989 founded Metis Lighting, working exclusively in lighting design and industrial design. Their work enhances space thanks to lighting engineering projects that integrate knowhow gained from various fields in a synthesis...
