Anbieter: Dechem Studio

Dechem Studio Kono Pendant Lamp

1.224,00 €688,52 €Im Angebot
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Beschreibung

The Dechem Studio Kono Pendant Lamp in glass colors of Crystal Clear, Alabaster White, Smoke Grey, and Neutral Nude is a pendant lighting fixture with a brass cone and glass ball. The Kono Dechem Studio Pendant Lamp is available in Medium and Big sizes. This pendant lamp is the combination of simple geometric shapes of brass cone and hand-blown glass ball within, making nearly metaphysical composition.

The Kono Dechem Studio Pendant Lamp is hanged on a brushed brass fixture with the textile covered cord. The light source of the Kono Pendant Lamp by Dechem Studio is 6W dimmable LED BULB, GU10 socket. The diameter of the glass of the big Kono Pendant Lamp is 35cm. It has a length of 150cm and a height of 85cm.

The Kono Pendant Lamp by Dechem Studio is wholly made of glass while its pendant is enthused by the simple triangle shape. The lamp is nothing but a modest and stylish appearance created from a philosophical thought and initiative.

The glass of Kono Pendant Lamp comes tinted in gradation, which gives room for a fairly calm diffusion of light. The light produced by the pendant lamp is sieved while the diffusion is done via the glass.

Gray is the color of the glass, which makes the lamp very modern to go well with a huge number of interior and decoration moods. The Kono Pendant Lamp by Dechem Studio shows striking and extraordinary details, with amazing and incredible quality and finishes. Dechem Studio Kono Pendant Lamp is appealing when lit up and off and thereby serves as a real decoration object.

About Dechem Studio

Dechem studio was established in Prague in 2012 by Michaela Tomiskova and Jakub Jandourek. Since establishing the studio they have focused on product design and maintained a special focus on glass, exploring traditional Bohemian craft techniques for preparing, gathering, shaping and blowing clear and coloured glass into wooden and metal forms. The glass is then finished with centuries-old techniques, like snapping, grinding and firing, and decorated by the most experienced craftsmen by engraving, cutting and painting.