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Whirl Floor Chandelier
Floor lamp reimagining the chandelier, 7 x 6 W integrated LEDs on a steel base, 172 cm high
955 × 1720 × 955 mm
2024
Germany
13.27 kg
Approx. $6,900 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)
Official product information
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Description
Overview
The Whirl Floor Chandelier in Copper Polished Polycarbonate (SKU WHSC01CO-FUN01M1) is a sculptural floor lamp that reimagines the classic chandelier, with seven integrated LEDs.
Base and shades
A steel base carries polycarbonate shades with a mirrored, polished surface from semi-metallising and plating. The cable is black fabric, 250 cm long; the lamp switch is on the cable and the lamp is inline dimmable.
Specifications
- Size: 95.5 cm wide, 95.5 cm long, 172 cm high; weight 13.27 kg
- Light source: included; seven 6 W LEDs of 48 W overall, 3000 K at CRI above 90
- Supply: 100-240 V, Class III (SELV)
- Approvals: FCC, CB, CE, Class III, NZ/AUS, cULus
- Origin: Germany; year of design 2024
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