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Melt Opal Fat Cone Table Light
A white opalescent polycarbonate table light on a steel cone, 46.5 cm high, with a 6W LED
250 × 465 × 250 mm
Germany
1.7 kg
Approx. $1,100 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)
Official product information
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Description
Overview
The Melt Opal Fat Cone Table Light (SKU MES02OP-TUN01M2) is a table light with an integrated LED module, made in Germany. The distorted shade is polycarbonate, custom tinted white and opalescent.
Construction
The base is steel. The ethereal ghostliness of the shade shows in daylight; lit at night, it becomes a perfectly illuminated orb. The surface is tinted and gloss with powder coating. The 6W LED is included, and the black fabric cable (250 cm) holds a switch.
Specifications
- Size: W 25 x D 25 x H 46.5 cm (9.8 x 9.8 x 18.3 in)
- Illumination: 3000K with CRI above 90, 800 lumens, a 6W LED in a 7.5W fitting, inline dimming
- Environment: indoor, IP20
- Weight: 1.7 kg
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Collection
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Tom Dixon's Melt collection (2014, with Front): vacuum-metallised polycarbonate orbs, mirrored when off, glowing like molten glass when lit. Pendants and lamps.
