Description
Lampe Mini Crescent par Lee Broom
Une suspension lumineuse géométrique en forme de croissant
Version miniature du populaire Crescent Light, cette sphère lumineuse est coupée asymétriquement en deux pour révéler un fascia en laiton brossé en forme de croissant. Mini Crescent combine harmonieusement le solide et l'opaque.
Le laiton combiné à la lumière acrylique opaque apportera élégance et sophistication à un intérieur de maison. Vous pouvez placer cette suspension lumineuse soit dans une chambre, un couloir ou un salon.
Lee Broom : une marque britannique leader du design
Spécialisé dans le luminaire et le mobilier, ce designer britannique s'est fait remarquer depuis son parcours dans le milieu du design de mode, aux côtés de Vivienne Westwood. Il est considéré comme le Marc Jacob ou Tom Ford de l'industrie du design.
Détails techniques :
Dimensions : H 22 cm x Dia 20 cm / H 8,625 po x Dia 7,875 po.
Matériaux : Acrylique opaque, laiton brossé, acier.
Câble : 300 cm / 118,125 in, réglable, extérieur en tissu doré.
Ampoule : culot E27/E26, max 25w, 50-60hz (ampoule fournie).
Tension : 220-240v ou 110-130v.
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The contrast between porous textures and smooth dark red underlines the studios contemporary approach on traditional materials and craft. The connecting components between the sculptural stone elements and the aluminium parts originate from an intensive research of linking unique handmade shapes with industrial parts.
