Meta Parallel Chandelier
Pendant lightMeta Parallel Pendant Light are defined by their elegant, minimalist form that reinforces the visual interplay of balance and tension. Several pillars made of black hole stones are connected by a horizontal copper element. Black hole stone give the lighting a natural, porous texture that’s understatedly luxe. Multiple Meta Parallel lamps can be combined to create an installation-like sculpture.
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Product
Size: L 90cm x H 150cm / L 35.4″ x H 59″
Size: L 120cm x H 150cm / L 47.2″ x H 59″
Size: L 150cm x H 150cm / L 59″ x H 59″
Details
Material: Copper, Black hole stone
Light source: Integrated LED
Kelvin range: Warm White (3000K), Cool White (6000K), Daylight (4000K)
Power: ~18W
Voltage: AC 110-240V
Mounting: Ceiling
Environment: Indoor
Weight: 35kg / 77.2lbs
IP: IP20
Battery: No
Driver Required: Yes
Finishes: Black
Process: Baking paint, Sanded
Control method: push-button switch (Not dimmable)
We provide 150cm / 59″ cable, which can be lengthened as required.
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