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Balloton Floor Lamp - 7211/LT1

Designer Matteo Zorzenoni Product Code 17211S104 + V0199

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Balloton brings to light the Venetian technique of glass blowing and reinterprets it in this evocative collection of metal lamps. Modules available individually or in large “chandelier” compositions, now also available in the mini version that can be adapted to ceilings already in use for other product ranges. The Balloton Mini is available with Balloton glass, Fumè and white smooth glass.

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Light Source * LED

Dimming * TRIAC Dimmable

Color * Glossy Brass & Balloton Glass Glossy Copper & Balloton Glass Matt Black & Balloton Glass Matt White & Balloton Glass

Dimensions * Lamp Base Diameter: 15.74 inch, Lamp Overall Height: 73 inch.

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Name	Balloton Floor Lamp - 7211/LT1
Product Code	17211S104 + V0199
Family Name	Balloton
Indoor / Outdoor	Indoor
Mounting	Floor
Net Weight	18 Kg
Dimensions	Lamp Base Diameter: 15.74 inch, Lamp Overall Height: 73 inch.
No.of Bulbs	1
Wattage	9W
Color Temperature	2700K
Bulb Base	E27
Light Effect	Diffused
IP Rating	20
Certification	CE
Material	Metal & Blown Glass

Matteo Zorzenoni

His research is mainly focused on materials and their limits that lead to the discovery of their potential. His projects have been exhibited at the Maxxi Museum in Rome, the St. Etienne Art and Design Biennale, London Design Festival, the Venice Biennale. He was a teacher at the IUAV in Venice, collaborated with IED in Madrid and held workshops for Domaine de Boisbuchet (Vitra Design Museum). After a collaboration with Fabrica, Benetton Communication Research Center, he started a new collaboration with Jaime Hayon which still continues today. His research in the world of manufacturing continues with projects for clients such as: Cappellini, Mercedes Benz, Replay, Alcantara, Bosa Ceramiche, Miniforms.

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