Pin 1650/1655

Presented:	Salone del Mobile 2016, Milan
Stylepark-ID:	04.3803.00237
Categories:	Interior lighting › Table lamps

Product description

PIN - Essence & Comfort

Delicacy and subtlety can be discerned from an attitude towards design, in the elegance of a gesture or the nuance of a lighting effect. The Japanese designer Ichiro Iwasaki explores concepts related to continuity and comfort through this lighting collection for Vibia.

The PIN collection is conceived as a new interpretation on the ambient and task lighting lamp. Functional and minimalist its design is both contemporary and classical, de ned by its delicate counterpoint between its slender silhouette, its resolved curves, robust circular base and exquisite use of LED technology.

The deliberately neutral approach makes the PIN collection easy to integrate within any ambience whether it be traditional or contemporary. The collection is available in oor, wall and table top version. Finishes include matt white, black, cream and green.

Specifications

Stand/ mounting	with pendant hanging
Material	metal (unspecified)
Colors	black white shades of blue shades of grey

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