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Chandalier Bolle by Giopatto & Coombes (1+3). Ease of soap bubbles became a metaphor of insignificance of light. Bolle represents a collection of lamps in transparent glass where the lighting brass lamp is suspended between spheres, giving light not only to space, but also curved surfaces, multiplying reflections to enhance magic effect. Lamps of Bolle are created manually from blown glass by local Venetian masters, using the lume equipment.Unique design at the unique price on www.delightful.su.

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Chandalier Bolle by Giopatto & Coombes (1+3)

Brand: Giopato & Coombes Designer: Cristiana Giopato and Christopher Coombes Weight: 1,8 kg Dimensions: 46 x 42 cm, height of max are 400 cm Tension: 350 мА Light source: LED Power: 7 Of W Svetopotok: 280 Lm Color rendition: CRI 96 Color temperature: 2700K Production material: metal, blown glass Color of the lens: transparent Execution options: versions on 1, 6, 14, 24 and 36 spheres Installation type: suspended

Ease of soap bubbles became a metaphor of insignificance of light. Bolle represents a collection of lamps in transparent glass where the lighting brass lamp is suspended between spheres, giving light not only to space, but also curved surfaces, multiplying reflections to enhance magic effect. Lamps of Bolle are created manually from blown glass by local Venetian masters, using the lume equipment.