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Mercer Pendant
Pendant lamp with a textile shade that floats inside a transparent blown glass structure
2005
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Description
Overview
Mercer Pendant, designed in 2005 by Joan Gaspar for Marset, owes its beauty to a pure shape and to how its materials blend: a transparent blown glass structure envelops a textile shade that appears to float, conveying lightness and sophistication.
Construction
- Structure: transparent blown glass
- Shade: textile
- Inner diffuser fabric in two finishes, cotton ribbon or pearl white
- Black fabric electrical cord, 200 cm
- White canopy; hardwired
Story
A shade held in glass
The lamp is built on contrast of materials: clear blown glass around a textile shade, which gives the pendant its floating look.
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