Etch Tower

Presented:	Euroluce 2011, Milan
Stylepark-ID:	04.4046.00104
Categories:	Interior lighting › Standing lamps

Product description

ETCH Tower is a floor standing light digitally etched in brass and fitted with tiny LEDs. The heroic column of light is made by employing a hi ]tech process used to produce electronic products, including circuit boards, the method allows for intricate pa

tterns to be cut directly onto the metal.

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