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Product description

KON90: Chandelier made from disco balls
Total height: 1300/1000mm
Diameter: 700 mm
Flex: Custom-made
Bulb: 5*20W G4 halostar (incl.)

Chandelier consisting of a multitude of disco balls in different sizes. Bespoke item. Stem in chromed steel, ceiling rose in white lacquered steel. Low voltage halogen with transformer, bulbs included.

Concept

Designed by internationally awarded Swedish design group Front, this chandelier made out of disco balls in various sizes brings life and glamour wherever it is placed.

More about this product

Categorised in Interior lighting - Suspended lights - Lighting objects - General lighting - Glass - Metal.

Part of the collection CHANDELIER.

Manufacturer Bsweden

Family Konfetti

Architonic ID 1106607

Order number KON90

Year of Launch 2007

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