Image source: Tom Dixon — Globe Large Chandelier
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Globe Large Chandelier
A chandelier of seven highly mirrored polycarbonate orbs on steel tubes with integral LED
1031 × 899 mm
2019
Germany
9.18 kg
Approx. $9,300 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)
Official product information
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Description
Overview
The Globe Large Chandelier in Copper (SKU GLC02CO-CUSM4) has seven orbs protruding from steel tubes. It was designed in 2019.
Shades
Each shade is a spherical orb in polycarbonate with a mirrored finish, seven in all, on the steel tubes.
Specifications
- Size: 103.1 cm long, 89.9 cm wide; weight 9.18 kg
- Light: seven 6 W LED sources (51 W), 3700 lm, 3000 K, CRI above 90, included
- Supply: 100-120 V, 50-60 Hz
- Rating: indoor, dry; FCC, T24, cULus
- Origin: Germany
Story
Purest forms
In the perpetual quest for the purest forms, Globe stands out as the most minimal of the lot.
Orbs and reflections
The orb shade is highly mirrored and perfectly reflective, revealing a multiplicity of internal reflections from the integral LED when switched on.
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