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Solid Table Light | Serpentine Marble
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Solid Table Light | Serpentine Marble
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Architonic ID: 20341361
SKU: 103141
The Solid Table Light by Terence Woodgate is a prime example of the British designer’s refined approach to aesthetic simplicity. Its minimalist form centres on a cylindrical base made from solid, fine-polished marble, available in Serpentine, Nero Marquina and Carrara marble. Each base is unique, as the natural hues and veining patterns of marble vary, adding an individualised touch to every piece.
This base supports a hand-blown opal glass shade, acid-etched on both the interior and exterior to emit a soft, ambient glow. The light is powered by a dimmable LED, easily controlled by a touch-sensitive button on the marble base.
Available in small and large sizes.
This light is supplied with a UK (type G) plug as standard. Alternative plug types are available.
Finish: Serpentine Marble
Power Supply: UK / EU
Height,Diameter,Weight
Small
222mm,227mm,4kg
Large
300mm,300mm,7.5kg
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Material
Glas, Marmor, Mundgeblasenes Glas, Naturstein
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2
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Designer
Terence Woodgate
United Kingdom
Terence Woodgate is a designer of lighting and furniture. A modernist at heart, he is known for his simple, thoughtful and understated designs. Woodgate works from his studio in East Sussex where he continues to quietly seek new expressions in design. In 2003 he was elected a Royal Designer for Industry (RDI). He has received several international design industry awards including the German Red Dot ‘Best of the best’ and the IF ecology award. In the UK he has won the Observer/Elle Decoration design award for furniture and recently a Wallpaper* magazine 2008 design award. Examples of his work are held in the permanent collections of the Museu d’Arts Decoratives, Barcelona and the Victoria & Albert Museum, London.
