Curve Ball Pendant - Small - Tom Dixon
$600.00
Is it a satellite, or is it an Art Deco sculpture? Neither actually. It is a new curved geometrical light that pushes the boundaries of thin sheet etched metal fabrication. With its microscopic precision-pierced surface and soft nickel silver coating, Curve internally reflects and emits a filtered glow of ethereal light.
Curve Ball Pendant provides diffused light and direct light. Curve Ball Pendant works very well in groups or as singles.
- Design: Tom Dixon
- Year: 2016
- Material: Powder coated brass
- Dimensions: Ø 12.6", 98.4" clear cord
- Bulb: 1 x 60W max 110/120V E26 (medium base) Incandescent lamp (not included)
- UL Listed
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