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Daniel Becker 'Emily Vertikal 6' Chandelier in Anthracite & Oak for Moss Objects
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Description
Daniel Becker 'Emily Vertikal 6' Chandelier in Anthracite & Oak for Moss Objects.
Designed by Berlin luminary Daniel Becker and handmade to order using modern and Mid-Century manufacturing techniques, the Emily Series won the prestigious German Design Award 2019. The high quality sheet steel shades are cut, bent, formed, welded and sanded by hand in a complex process to build natural, organic shapes before they are painted in choice of a high-gloss black or a semi-matte anthracite or white, and fitted with opaline PMMA diffusers. They are then arranged in a mobile-like fashion around a sculptural frame of waxed oak timber. This new 'Vertikal' version of Becker's iconic design is better fitted for vertical spaces such as staircases, where a long and narrow installation is needed.
Price per item. Available to order in unlimited quantities. Shades available in choice of glossy black (RAL 9005), semi-matte anthracite (RAL 7021), semi-matte white (RAL 9003), or brass and pairs with a wood frame available in choice of natural or black oak.
'Emily Vertikal 6' consists of:
3 x 'Emily I' (13.6" W x 19.7" L)
3 x 'Emily II' (14.6" W x 15.8" L)
Standard in-stock lead time 5-6 weeks. Out of stock lead time up to 8 weeks or more. Lead time and availability are subject to change without notice. Please contact us for current lead time prior to placing time-sensitive orders.
Wired for US electrical, each shade accommodates a single E26 medium base maximum 60W Equivalent LED bulb (bulb not included). Not UL listed, but recommended UL listing possible from an authorized 3rd party vendor upon request for an additional fee.
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Customization Options: Shades available in glossy black (RAL 9005) as well as a semi-matte finish in anthracite (RAL 7021) or white (RAL 9003). Frame available in choice of natural or black oak. Custom shade, frame & cable colors available on request for an additional fee and with extended lead times possible. Documentation: Signed Origin: Germany Period: New Materials: Metal, Oak, Plexiglass, Lacquer Condition: New. Styles / Movements: Modern, Contemporary, Mid Century Dealer Reference #: M3398 Incollect Reference #: 550062 -
Dimensions
H. 106.3 in; Diam. 48.4 in; H. 270 cm; Diam. 122.94 cm;
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