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MM Lampadari / LED Ceiling Lights / Whale 7378/A10

MM Lampadari / LED Ceiling Lights / Whale 7378/A10

MM Lampadari / LED Ceiling Lights / Whale 7378/A10

Name: MM Lampadari Whale 7378 A10 LED Ceiling Lights | Select Interior World Spain
Brand: MM Lampadari
SKU: 7378 A10

MM Lampadari • Fabricado en Italia

• Handmade

Colección Whale

Designer Leo De Carlo

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Dimensiones (alto x ancho x profundidad): cm: 30x113x34 / inch: 11.81"x44.49"x13.39"

Listo para enviar en 4 semanas

SKU: 7378 A10

Descuento para clientes particulares	-10%
Descuento para empresas	-15%
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MM Lampadari / LED Ceiling Lights / Whale 7378/A10

Por MM Lampadari

Colección Whale

Designer Leo De Carlo

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Finish:: V2907/V2910

Dimensiones (alto x ancho x profundidad): cm: 30x113x34 / inch: 11.81"x44.49"x13.39"

SKU: 7378 A10

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Detalles del producto

Whale represents the gesture of transforming a symbol of natural power as a whale into something reassuring and useful: anyway, the attempt to domesticate the natural form through the technique to remind us that, in the depths of our hearts, is nature the element that dominates us, inspires us and guides us.

Designer:
Leo De Carlo, Mist

Color:
V2907 Matt white
V2910 Matt gold paint + polished brass

Diffuser:
PMMA opal

Power Supply:
STRIP LED 45W 3000K 3800lm
Bulb included

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Dimensiones (alto x ancho x profundidad):	cm: 30x113x34 / inch: 11.81"x44.49"x13.39"
País de fabricación	Italia
Estilo	Moderno + Contemporáneo
Finish:	V2907/V2910

Sobre el diseñador

Born in Venice in 1972.

After graduating as a Master Goldsmith at the Venice School of Art, he enrolled at the Polytechnic of Milan where he studied Architecture for two years, which he abandoned when the Degree in Industrial Design was activated.

Five years later, he graduated in Industrial Design (1998) with a biomedical research thesis on the design of a myoelectrically controlled orthosis developed in collaboration with the Bioengineering Center of the Don Gnocchi Foundation in Milan. The idea earned him a scholarship from the Polytechnic for the innovation he brought.

A month after graduating, he was called to Philippe Starck's studio in Paris to develop an innovative idea for a tap conceived during his Erasmus period in England at Brunel University.

Having returned to Italy in 2003, he decided to open his own studio in Venice, starting to consolidate relationships with the companies he had met during his French period.

In 2008, the firm opened a branch in Brescia, with the aim of providing continuous and coordinated assistance to clients located in that area.

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