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Lumiere 30TH Table

Rodolfo Dordoni anniversary table lamp with a three-dimensional pattern in the blown glass

Dimensions

200 × 345 mm

Materials
Blown glassAluminium
Colors
White

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Description

Overview

Lumiere 30TH Table is a special edition of a design classic by Rodolfo Dordoni for Foscarini, presented for its thirtieth anniversary. It gives direct and diffused light and comes in two versions called Bulles and Pastilles.

Construction

For the first time the surface decoration of the blown glass is three-dimensional. In the Pastilles version, incandescent vitreous paste is blown by hand into a diamond-shaped mould, which gives the multi-faceted look known as Balloton. In the Bulles version a mould fitted with spikes leaves a myriad of small air bubbles trapped between the layers of glass. The die cast aluminium tripod is hand finished, polished and liquid coated, and silicone pads resist scratches. The cable is transparent.

Specifications

  • Size: 20 x 34.5 cm (W x H)
  • Material: liquid coated aluminium and blown glass
  • Glass versions: 2
  • Light source: 806 lm at 2700 K from a supplied 5.5 W E14 LED retrofit
  • Mass: 1.4 kg net
  • Ratings: CE, IP20

Story

A classic with a new surface

The special edition marks thirty years of the lamp. The class stays the same, and the glass takes on a new character.

Texture in the glass

The pattern is made in the glass itself, either as diamond-shaped facets or as trapped air bubbles, so the surface is no longer only decoration. Pastilles and Bulles are the two versions of the edition.

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