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Ulrich und Diotima
Ulrich und Diotima: a wall light with a sphere of Craquelé blown glass on a minimalist base
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Description
Overview
Ulrich und Diotima is a wall light by Carlotta de Bevilacqua in which a minimalist base supports a sphere of Craquelé blown glass. The glass is created through thermal shock, which gives it a unique texture of micro surface fractures.
Construction
Light passes through the glass, animating the surface and casting delicate reflections into the space. Mains-voltage LEDs are integrated, which reduces bulk and optimises components while maintaining high lighting quality. The lamp has wall installation and four colours.
Specifications
15 W, with a colour temperature of 2700 K or 3000 K.
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