Image source: Moooi — Dear Ingo
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Dear Ingo
Sixteen lamps, each on its own adjustable arm, in one powder-coated steel suspension light.
1710 × 500 × 800 mm
2005
Approx. $4,800 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)
Official product information
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Description
Overview
The Dear Ingo is a suspension lamp of powder-coated steel designed by Ron Gilad for Moooi, with 16 lamps, each on its own adjustable arm. It measures 171 cm wide, 50 cm high and 80 cm deep.
Construction
The spider-like design combines 16 lamps, and every lamp has its own adjustable arm, so the lamp can be put in various forms and sizes. Each of the 16 lampholders takes an E27 globe light source of up to 60 W; the maximum power consumption is 960 W at 220-240 V. The cable is black and 400 cm long, and the lamp is mains dimmable with a compatible light source.
Story
An eye-catcher to play with
Dear Ingo is so familiar and yet so imaginative: a top-class eye-catcher that begs to be played with. Each of its 16 lamps sits on its own adjustable arm, so the lamp can be put in various forms and sizes, and it leaves no spot in the interior unexposed. Ron Gilad, born in Tel Aviv in 1972 and working in New York City, designed it.
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