The Tali family of lamps comprises a complete range that includes floor, pendant, wall and table models. It is composed of a metal structure with three legs that supports a screen made of polypropylene rope. This combination gives Tali lamps a unique aesthetic that fuses functionality and style.
Tali offers a wide range of finishes and colors to suit different design preferences and environments. Neutral tones such as beige and white, as well as more vibrant options such as red, are available to complement the decor of any space with elegance and versatility.
Each lamp in the Tali family works with an E27 LED bulb, which guarantees optimal energy efficiency and a long lifespan. This lighting option not only contributes to the pleasant atmosphere generated by the lamps, but also promotes sustainability and energy savings.
Electrical characteristics
Safety class: Class II
Light source: LED
LED type: E27, E26
Rated input wattage: 1 x 12W
Type of light bulb: CFL Max 1x25W E27 | LED Max 1x12W E27 | CFL Max 1x25W E26 | LED Max 1x12W E26
Colour Temperature: 2700K
AC Voltage: 220-240
Frequency: 50-60Hz
More Information
Dimensions (HxWxD):
cm: 118x36 / inch: 46.46"x14.17"
Country of Manufacture
Spain
Style
Modern + Contemporary
IP protection:
IP 20
About Designer
Yonoh is a multidisciplinary creative studio set up by Clara del Portillo and Alex Selma in 2006.
The studio is characterized by it’s simple, yet functional designs. Simplicity, innovation and originality, without extravagance, is the backbone to their design philosophy studying each small detail minutely in each of their projects. Their versatility, timelessness and adaptability are the cornerstones of the work done in their studio.During its career Yonoh has been awarded with the most prestigious design prizes worldwide as Red Dot, IF design award, Good Design or Wallpaper* Design Award among others.
Clara and Alex, industrial designer by training, developed their careers separately during years until they met on a young designers exhibition in 2004. At the end of 2006 they present their first collection as Yonoh, an ambigram that represents the bicephalus character of the studio. From 2014 they collaborate as associate teachers with the Cardenal Herrera CEU university in Valencia and give lectures and workshops around the world promoting the Yonoh way of work.
