Lumina - Yaacov Kaufman - Ceiling lamp - Matrix Otto - Stainless steel

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Yaacov Kaufman for Lumina, Matrix Otto pendant lamp from Italy, made of metal with a nickel finish, featuring eight E27 fittings and adjustable light arms, with dimensions 80 cm by 80 cm and a lowered height of about 85 cm, weighing 4 kg and in good used condition with minimal signs of age, in working order.

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Yaacov Kaufman for Lumina - 'Matrix Otto' pendant lamp - Italy

The minimalist, industrial, essential and purist design of this distinctive pendant lamp creates a very strong visual impact.
The Lumina Matrix Otto is a futuristic pendant lamp and is, like all Lumina products, focused on the essential.
The lamp consists of a delicate metal construction with E27 fittings. The individual light arms are flexible and can be bent in different directions, giving great freedom to personalize this lamp.

Material: metal
Weight is approx 4 kg
Matrix Otto is finished in a nickel finish.
E27 fittings
Suitable for incandescent bulbs, energy-saving lamps, halogen lamps, bulb lamps, SLR lamps (light sources are not included). Entirely available to suit your own wishes.
All fittings have been tested for operation. See photos.
The lamp is in a nice used condition with minimal signs of wear of time on the fittings. See photos.
The distance from the ceiling to the bottom of the bent lamp is approximately 85 cm.
You can easily shorten the lamp by adjusting the threaded system, thereby balancing it as needed.

Photos are part of the description, the first 2 of which are from Lumina's catalog,
Please look closely at the photos before bidding.
The lamp will be well packed, shipped quickly and sent by registered mail with PostNL.

Yaacov Kaufman for Lumina - 'Matrix Otto' pendant lamp - Italy

The minimalist, industrial, essential and purist design of this distinctive pendant lamp creates a very strong visual impact.
The Lumina Matrix Otto is a futuristic pendant lamp and is, like all Lumina products, focused on the essential.
The lamp consists of a delicate metal construction with E27 fittings. The individual light arms are flexible and can be bent in different directions, giving great freedom to personalize this lamp.

Material: metal
Weight is approx 4 kg
Matrix Otto is finished in a nickel finish.
E27 fittings
Suitable for incandescent bulbs, energy-saving lamps, halogen lamps, bulb lamps, SLR lamps (light sources are not included). Entirely available to suit your own wishes.
All fittings have been tested for operation. See photos.
The lamp is in a nice used condition with minimal signs of wear of time on the fittings. See photos.
The distance from the ceiling to the bottom of the bent lamp is approximately 85 cm.
You can easily shorten the lamp by adjusting the threaded system, thereby balancing it as needed.

Photos are part of the description, the first 2 of which are from Lumina's catalog,
Please look closely at the photos before bidding.
The lamp will be well packed, shipped quickly and sent by registered mail with PostNL.

Details

Metal type
Stainless steel
Era
After 2000
Number of objects
1
Material
Metal
Manufacturer/brand
Lumina
Designer/artist/maker
Yaacov Kaufman
Model
Matrix Otto
Country of origin
Italy
Style
Contemporary
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
In working order
Yes
Height
80 cm
Width
80 cm
Depth
8 cm
Weight
4 kg
Number Of Fittings
8
Estimated period
2010-2020
Sold by
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Objects sold
100%
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