UNIDEA 3511

designer:

Lux Studio

design year:

2018

tipology:

floor lamps

bulbs:

11W E27 LED 1000lm 2000K

sources:

led

light:

diffuse

IP degree:

net weight:

4,30 Kg

materials:

metal

Device suitable for installation on normally flammable surfaces

Fixture Repairable

5 years warranty

Gallery

Instructions sheet

Product details

Floor lamp with iron structure that uses special blown glass LED filament bulbs as a decorative element.

The lamp body is finished with a flame burning process. This operation is completely random and makes every single product unique and unrepeatable.

The retro effect gave UNIDEA that surplus of evocative and emotional elegance that makes a lighting project unique.

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