Collar Lamp large

Presented:	imm cologne 2015, Cologne
Stylepark-ID:	04.4223.00083
Categories:	Interior lighting ›Pendant lights

Product description

Collar Lamp is the German designer Sebastian Herkner’s first product for GUBI. Collar Lamp is a series of pendent lights that combines hand-blown glass and an aluminium “collar”, used as a reflector, which gives it an iconic strong character. The lamp looks great as an individual lamp but by mixing colours and sizes it gives possibilities for strong personal and playful installations.

Specifications

Height	200 mm
Diameter	420 mm
Stand/ mounting	with pendant hanging
Diffuser/reflector shape	circular
Material	aluminium glass
Colors	black white shades of red shades of grey shades of brown

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by Martina Metzner | 11/9/2015

Sebastian Herkner is a very sought-after designer. We accompanied him from Offenbach to Selb, where he is to boost business for Rosenthal with porcelain vases and teapots.

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Wake-up call with eyes and fringes

by Uta Abendroth | 6/2/2015

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