The Fata Morgana is collection of lamps that represents the traditional lantern, characterized by a 'cylindrical' shape rounded at the ends and embellished with transparent hand-carved glass.
Pendant lamp in metal with antique gold finish and carved glass diffuser.
Incanto Modern Collection
ELECTRIC INFO
Dimmable: No
Tension: 230V
Energy class: A++
Available in three dimensions (HxWxD)
Fata Morgana 215/S26
cm.: 181 (H1+H2) x 26 x 26 / inch.: 71.3 (H1+H2) x 10.2" x 10.2"
Weight – 16 kg / 35.3 lbs
LIGHT SOURCES AVAILABLE
Temperature: 3000K
Color Temperature on request: 2700K
Lumen: 1930
Led: 28w
Fata Morgana 215/S38
cm.: 202 (H1+H2) x 38 x 38 / inch.: 79.5" (H1+H2) x 14.9" x 14.9"
Weight – 31 kg / 68.3 lbs
LIGHT SOURCES AVAILABLE
Temperature: 3000K
Color Temperature on request: 2700K
Lumen: 2370
Led: 39w
DETAILS
Height 1 - lamp
Height 2 - chain 100 cm
H2 (adjustable cable): 10/100 cm
TYPE
Mounting: Pendant
Environment: Indoor (IP20), Outdoor (IP45)
All the elements of Fata Morgana collection represents a breakthrough product compared to the traditional lantern style, available in 2 different finishes and different types from floor to wall and suspension. Whatever the choice, Fata Morgana manages to evoke solemnity and at the same time innovation.Fata Morgana design by Edward Van Vliet
More Information
Country of Manufacture
Italy
Style
Modern + Contemporary
About Designer
EDWARD VAN VLIET
Edward Van Vliet began his career designing textiles, moving on to interior design and eventually designing luxury hotels. He maintains a particular focus on research and the use of fabrics. His works, whether they are graphic, light or interior design, are characterized by a fusion between artisan tradition and industry, between high-tech and natural materials. An eclectic, original, decorative design in which he mixes elements from various cultures and deliberately escapes from all that is statement. The interiors and the products he designs are luxurious, exclusive, and with their strong personality they can give a pleasant atmosphere in the halls of the hotels he designs.
