Nuce Pendant lamp with tilting system, the diffuser can be rotated by 45 degrees The Nuce 4 Light pendant lamp a modern design that adds an Luxurious look to any setting. Adjustable cords allow for customization of the length of the lights. Nuce is inspired by walnut-shaped, it has some kind of peel, just like an exotic fruit hanging from a branch, It can be easily placed in any type of setting. Designed with Danilo De Rossi. Adjustable and colorful suspension light suitable for many location in which you can create your favourite composition.
Weight 18 kg / 8 Ibs
Details of height:
H2 adjustable cable: 10-100 cm / 3.9"-39.3"
H1 pendant body min: 24 cm / 9.4"
Shade 19 x 24 cm / 7.5" x 9.4"
max cm: 124 (H1+ H2) x 60 x 60 / inch.: max 48.8" (H1+ H2) x 23.6" x 23.6"
ELECTRIC INFO:
Dimmable: Yes
Dimmer: Not included (Price upon request)
Bulb: Not included (Price upon request)
Energy class: A++>A / C>E
LIGHT SOURCES AVAILABLE
LED: 4x6w - E14 (E12) TYPE
Environment: Indoor
More Information
Mått (HxBxD):
cm: 124x1x2 / inch: 48.82"x0.39"x0.79"
Tillverkningsland
Italien
Stil
Modern + Samtida
IP-skydd:
IP 20
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About Designer
DANILO DE ROSSI
He has been practising as an architect and designer in Venice since the 1980s, and the lagoon contiguity developed an ever-increasing affinity with the artistic production of glass and thus of decorative lighting He soon earned a master's degree in lighting design at the Milan Polytechnic, which propelled him into the role of interpreter of contemporary lighting design, in glass, characterising the Creative Direction for LEUCOS 1996/2015 and De Majo Murano since 1994. In 2016 he began his collaboration with ITALAMP where he serves as Art Director. For the same companies he designs lamp collections that earn him significant international awards such as Good Design Award - Chicago, Best Booth Design - Las Vegas, Wallpaper Design - UK and IDA Award - Los Angeles. Furniture, lighting and objects form the professional background that he transfers to teaching Product and Lighting at the Raffles Institute of Fashion and Design in Milan.
