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Chouchin 2

Vautrin suspension lamp in glossy green blown glass with a white lower part that glows downward

Dimensions

220 × 430 mm

Year

2011

Materials
Lacquered blown glassPolycarbonateStainless steelGalvanised metalABS
Colors
Green

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Description

Overview

Chouchin 2 is a suspension lamp giving direct light, from Ionna Vautrin for Foscarini. Its elongated shape and green colour speak of nature, tradition and elegance.

Construction

Hand-blown cased glass makes the diffuser, liquid coated and glossy, and a transparent polycarbonate support, injection moulded, carries it. A stainless steel cable hangs the lamp while a clear cable brings the current. For the canopy, a galvanised bracket in metal takes a cover of ABS that is glossy white and batch dyed.

Specifications

  • Colour: Green
  • Shade (glass): 22 cm wide by 43 cm high
  • Lamp: E27 LED retrofit supplied, dimmable, 21 W, 2581 lm, 2700 K, CRI >80
  • Net weight: 2.9 kg
  • Approvals: CE / Class I / IP20

Story

Glossy glass and a glowing base

The Chouchin family plays with the contrast between glossy coated blown glass, in warm and creamy colours that do not let light through, and a white lower portion that glows and spreads light downward. In Chouchin 2 that coloured glass is green.

Lanterns in a family

The family restyles typical Japanese lanterns in blown glass, with combinations of shapes and colours that work for multiple compositions.

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