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About this product
Architonic ID: 20265270
Year of Launch: 2015
Ceiling lamp with lampshade made of 2 borosilicate glass spheres. Lower sphere in transparent glass and upper sphere in transparent glass or painted chrome, copper, bronze. Ceiling fixing in stainless steel. S1: single plate. S5: rectangular ceiling plate for 5 lampshades. S8R: round ceiling plate for 8 lampshades. S8oval: oval ceiling plate for 8 lampshades. Bulb included.
Concept
This dynamic composition of delicate globes suspended in mid-air will transform your living room into a unique place full of personality. The Apollomodern chandelier, conceived by the designer Oriano Favaretto, can have different configurations from 2 to 16 spheres, each of which is able to underline the shapes and volumes of the surrounding furnishings. The colour of the glass lampshades can also be customised in order to emphasise the room's tones. As a matter of fact, each pair of lampshades is composed of a transparent lower sphere and an upper one painted with warm and delicate nuances.
This modern ceiling lamp illuminates a contemporary living room with uniqueness and inimitable elegance.
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Specifications
Material
Glass
Design files
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Distributors
Designers
Oriano Favaretto
Italy
Oriano Favaretto is born in Treviso in 1956. He graduated at the Academy of Fine Arts in Venice with the master Emilio Vedova. Lives and works in the venetian countryside, which, with its natural and human presence marks the inner and artistic training. The passion for Murano glass approached him to the legendary Fucina Degli Angeli where he worked with legendary names in the field of Murano glass. Among the many splendid career achievements in just a few: 1981 - winner of the competition between the Academies of Italy and winner of the scholarship at the Fondazione Bevilacqua La Masa; 1987 and 1992 – Murano Award, Peggy Gugghenheim Collection and ABA; 1993- Golden Lamp Award, s.i.i., Paris; 1997- Prix d'Excellence winner for the lamp Polipò, Marie Claire, Paris. In addition to the now iconic Polipò lamp, firms for De Majo numerous successful collections including : Pro Secco, Stratosphere, Perlage and Olimpia.
