Exclusive drop pendulum lamp YSS1 with matte ball Ø 9 cm
by
Tueri Design-Werkstatt
Description
This exclusive drop pendant light is particularly suitable for bundle arrangements, but also as a solitary light. Precisely manufactured parts made of brass or copper result in an almost seamless transition into the high-quality, frosted glass ball forming the light into an elegant drop shape. Various finishes, brass, copper, or chrome, matte or glossy.
For further details, please refer to the German version of this page.
material: brass or copper, hand blown, satinated globe-glass, textile cable red or black
Ø glass ball: 90 mm
height body: 300 mm
Ø ceiling piece: 80 mm
weight: 0,45 kg
suspension: max. 200 cm (ceiling up to lower edge, longer on request)
bulbs: G9 plug-in socket, 2 watt (= approx. 200 lumen)
protection: IP 20
Notice: Since this item will be custom-made upon your order, please understand that the stated delivery/production times are ineluctable.
Exclusive drop pendulum lamp YSS1 with matte ball Ø 9 cm
by
Tueri Design-Werkstatt
Price for your selection:
€357.00
Delivery lead time: 4 to 6 weeks
About the manufacturer
If you are looking for an inconspicuous lamp, youʼve perhaps landed in the wrong place with Tueri, a young Hungarian luminaire workshop. The two owners of this company devote themselves to their amazing designs, which are often reminiscent of the remarkable production quality of the Mid-Century period. Modern design software and an elaborate modular component system help with their unusual designs, which play with familiar shapes, but the implementation is carried out with a clear commitment to traditional handwork. Nearly every single part, meticulously cut, bent, pressed, polished and varnished in their in-house workshop, starts from raw materials. The 50s designs by this small factory have already left a lasting impression on US designers. In the end, comes a timeless luminaire of first-class craftsmanship. In cooperation with Tueri, we can also realize special requests – simply contact us.
