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14.1m (mini canopy)

One 14 Series glass pendant on a mini flush canopy, with the power supply mounted remotely.

Dimensions

102 × 102 × 102 mm

Origin

Canada

Approx. $550 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)

Materials
Cast glassBlown borosilicate glassBraided metal coaxial cableBrass canopy cover
Finishes
White mini flush canopyBlack mini flush canopyBrushed nickel mini flush canopyBrushed brass mini flush canopy
Colors
ClearGrey 1Sepia 1Mirror 1
Style
Handcrafted

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Description

Overview

14.1m (mini canopy) puts one cast-glass pendant on a mini canopy. Omer Arbel designed the 14 Series it belongs to, and the lamp and the power supply are in the delivery.

Construction

  • Glass pendant, Ø102 mm, cast and blown borosilicate
  • Brass canopy cover, flush mini, four finishes
  • Coaxial cable of braided metal, three selectable lengths

Specifications

  • Flush mini canopy 26 mm high; insert 25 mm
  • Rated IP30, with ELV dimming at 12 V
  • Remote power supply; ceiling mounted

Story

Omer Arbel's 14 Series

Omer Arbel's 14 Series dates its first launch to 2005. A modified barn in rural British Columbia is where Bocci made its first lamp, number 14. The 14.1m carries a single glass pendant, and its mini canopy has a brass cover. Bocci now develops, engineers and fabricates its objects in-house at its factory in Vancouver.

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