The Vicky multiple pendant lamps have five light fittings that drop over the object to be illuminated. They are precious lamps that enhance the setting and make it unique thanks to the valuable glass diffuser. They are very well suited to the living area of the home or the dining room of a restaurant and stylish bars.
Dimensions:
cm.: H 13 x W 10 x D 6.8 / inch.: H 5.1" x W 3.9" x D 2.4"
Min/Max chain lenght
cm.: 15 - 200 / inch.: 5.9" - 78.7"
Finish:
Chrome
Material:
Metal / Crystal glass
Bulb Qty / Type / Watts:
5 / G9 / 60 W (HSGS)
IP Rating:
IP20
Designer:
Nicola Gardin & Roger Zanon
Net weight:
10.48 kg. / 22 lbs
Packaging (HxWxD):
cm.: 21 x 33 x 141 / inch.: 8.3" x 13" x 55.5"
Additional Information:
Pendant doesn't include bulb.
Dimmable: Triac.
Transparent diffuser colour.
Protected against entry of solid objects larger than 12 mm. No protection against the ingress of water.
Energy Labels:
More Information
Dimensions (HxWxD):
cm: 28x109x6.8 / inch: 11.02"x42.91"x2.68"
Country of Manufacture
Italy
Style
Modern + Contemporary
Finish:
Transparent / Chrome
IP protection:
IP 20
About Designer
Collaboration between these two architects, Nicola Gardin and Roger Zanon began during the 80’s throughout design competitions as the Gunnar, Lisson Awards. Nicola Architechture&tDesign studio/study, founded in 1996, started to realize fashionable interiors for the smartest clubs in Italy (in Lignano, Trento, Monfalcone, Milano, Treviso); then realized for the first time a church’s interior in Shiroki Brijeg, Bosnia Erzegovina, which is now going to be enlarged. While they were studying architecture at the Venice University they created “Architectional”, a movement whose aim was to get a deeper insight and a new understanding of Internationalism; Architectional was often supported by the University and Research ministry, Veneto Region, the Cultural Association “Venice provincial council”, Architects National Order, Japan Foundation. During the same years, they also organized summits in collaboration with “Sds” and the international review “Casabella”; to these events have taken part worldly famous architects as Arata Isokazi, Toyo Ito, Makio Hasuike, Shigeru Ban, Kazuyo Sejima, Tod Williams and Billie Tsien, Mansilla et Tunon, Alfreso Paya, Peter Eisenman, Daniele Bedini. Together with the last one, who’s been working on the International Space Station interiors for ESA and is therefore known as “space architect”, they presented in their “2004 International Mars Station tesis”, a project about a pneumatic swelling structure which could make life possible on extremely inhospitable place, and specifically on Mars. After this project they’ ve been working together with Gaetano Pesce more than once in order to realize the “Berti Veliero” for the “Arte and Architettura” exposition in Genova in 2004 (attended by Germano Celant) and for “Veronafiere” an artistic exhibition during 2005; among other experiences deserved to be undelined their collaboration during the 2000 Biennale in order to realize Shigeru Ban “Paperloghouse” installation; the organization of “Cittadella della logistica” , a competition promoted by the Padua Interporto society, their collaboration with Scatola and Boris Podrecca Studio in order to realize the new Trial court in Bassano del Grappa (vicenza). They are currently working on projects for Dubai, Jeddah and Il Cairo; and on design projects in Italy, with firms internationally known as committed to work following the most advanced innovations and engaged in a never-stopping research for technical improvement.
