Ceraunavunavolta suspensions create endless color effects through the composition of many combinations that intersect with the light.
Like a chorus of bells or a bouquet of spring flowers, Ceraunavolta mixes 12 different lampshades, each with its own special treatment and decoration. These lampshades are made of transparent or polished blue Tiffany glass, using the original molds from the 1970s.
The chandeliers range from 12 and 17 lampshades to magnificent chandeliers with 22 elemen
Light Source: LED 3 x max 20W LED E27 Material: Glass Description: Structure in clear glass (multiple configuration 17 accessories)
SE134 3S 00C - clear glass
SE134 3T 00C - colored tiffany blown glass
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Dimensions (H x L x P) :
cm: 255x55x55 / inch: 100.39"x21.65"x21.65"
Pays de fabrication
Italie
Style
Classique et traditionnel
Finish:
Transparent, blue
Protection de la propriété intellectuelle :
IP 20
About Designer
Edmondo Testaguzza
Was born in Backnang, Germany in 1964. Since 1997 gives name to his design studio. Premises to his attitude of projecting are made of regular researches aimed to achieve forms and shapes that should belong to a high aesthetic and suggestive value.
He had many collaborations with Italian and international companies. Historic is the collaboration with Karman, together with who, he develops new creative languages in parallel with new materials. All his designed collections are result of this attention to the research and to its expressive value.
Matteo Ugolini
Art director and creative for Karman Matteo Ugolini slips away from ordinary design outlines entering along with the company in a unique and distinctive path. He has no muse among masters of the past: he just designs what he truly likes.
His aim is to excite and create emotion, his roots are hold to the remembering of the past and nature that is deeply connected to. Very often we can find nature in his creations: it comes closer to human life just like it has always happened in the past. That process helps human race to come closer to that important element we are all gradually departing from: nature.
