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Ambrosia V 130
Vertical pendant of three light tubes at different heights, 130 cm tall
77 × 1300 × 77 mm
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Description
Overview
Ambrosia V 130 is a pendant lamp by Ciszak Dalmas, from 2023. Three light tubes at different heights form a vertical ensemble 130 cm tall.
Build
- Aluminium frame, methacrylate tubes
- Metal finish: Matt Gold, or alternatively Black
- Black cord of 2.8 m on a steel wire of 2 m; hardwired
- LED included
Light
- Source: 28.8 W LED SMD at 24 Vdc, CRI 90, up to 3324 lm
- Light in 2200, 2700 or 3000 K
- 24 V power supply to be ordered separately
Specifications
- Height 130 cm; plan diameter 7.7 cm; net weight 0.9 kg
Story
Ciszak Dalmas
Ciszak Dalmas revisits the tube light and turns the plane of light from horizontal to vertical. Three tubes placed at different heights form a sculptural ensemble.
Vertical line
The structure is a slender vertical line. It gives a great deal of light and fills the space with light and warmth.
Hanging
The lamp can be connected electrically through the ceiling rosette.
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