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Architonic ID: 1292611
SKU: FAFEDORA
Year of Launch: 2015
base / bulb GU10
power 1 x Max. 5.5 W
ilcos DRPAR LED
marks IP20
recessed Ø 10 cm / min. depth 10 cm
Concept
Fedora by Dima Loginoff provides a contemporary reinterpretation of the traditional design of Russian dolls. The combination of the two materials of the diffuser, aluminum and glass, makes the Fedora lamp a particularly decorative item suitable to illuminate and decorate different settings in residential and contract spaces.
Types and sizes: Suspended versions and spotlight. Suspended version available with one light, a cluster of three, six and twelve lights and a version with seven lights in a line. The suspensions have a total height of 300 cm; the diffuser is 19 cm high and has a diameter of 10.8 cm; the maximum diameter for the suspended model with one light is 13 cm, 30 cm for the suspended model with three lights, 42 cm for the suspended model with six lights and 60 cm for the suspended model with twelve lights. The suspended model with seven lights in a line is 120 cm long and 16.8 cm wide. The spotlight is 5 cm high and has a maximum diameter of 11.6 cm.
Light source: LED with a GU10 fitting.
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Dima Loginoff
Russian Federation
Dima Loginoff was born in 1977 in Moscow, where in 1997 he graduated from the College of Hairdresser’s Art and then worked as a designer for over 10 years. In 2008 he graduated with distinction from the International Design School in Moscow and the Rhodec International Interior Design School in London. Over time he has received important awards including the “Grand Prix Award” in 2007, the “Young Designer of the Year – 2010” by Elle Magazine, the “Twelve Golden” by the Russian magazine Interior + Design, several publications in magazines around the world, as well as awards from fashion agencies such as Agenda Inc. (Paris and New York). In 2009, together with other well–known Russian designers, Dima participated in the charity event “The Stars Draw”, the proceeds of which allowed the purchase of tools to promote the creative skills of children in orphanages. Today, in addition to new projects, Dima Loginoff teaches in specialisation courses and holds design seminars. For Lodes he designed the acclaimed Nostalgia suspension lamp.