Parentesi pendant lamp | Flos | Skandium London

Description

Lamp providing direct light. Lamp moves vertically via sliding of a painted or nickel-plated shaped steel tube on a ceiling-to-floor steel cable (4000 mm long). Fixture head made of injection-molded black elastomer housing a switch. Length of power cord from lamp-holder 4000 mm. Net weight 3 kg.

Technical Info

Dimensions: Ø 11 x H:400cm max
On/off switch included
Material: Steel
Weight: 3kg
Light source: 1 x 150W E27 R125 IA/S (not included)

Parentesi pendant lamp

Name: Parentesi pendant lamp
Brand: Flos
SKU: 10055_1
Price: 542000 GBP
Availability: InStock

By Flos Lighting

Lamp providing direct light. Lamp moves vertically via sliding of a painted or nickel-plated shaped steel tube on a ceiling-to-floor steel cable (4000 mm long). Fixture head made of injection-molded black elastomer housing a switch. Length of power cord from. Read more

₩477,000

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Description

Lamp providing direct light. Lamp moves vertically via sliding of a painted or nickel-plated shaped steel tube on a ceiling-to-floor steel cable (4000 mm long). Fixture head made of injection-molded black elastomer housing a switch. Length of power cord from lamp-holder 4000 mm. Net weight 3 kg.

Technical Info

Dimensions: Ø 11 x H:400cm max
On/off switch included
Material: Steel
Weight: 3kg
Light source: 1 x 150W E27 R125 IA/S (not included)

Designed by Achille Castiglioni

Born in Milan in 1918, he graduated in Architecture in 1944.Since 1940 he had dedicated himself to experimenting on industrial products with his brothers Livio (1911-1979) and Pier Giacomo (1913-1968). Their interests were directed towards Urban Planning, Architecture and Design;