The greatest strength of Marrakech, apart from its ability to be used either as a ceiling or wall lamp, is its limitless configuration potential: the regular hexagonal shape allows endless additions of the glass elements which distinguish the collection, with their different surface designs (up to three versions). The Rugiada effect applied to the back of each element, a technique patented by Barovier&Toso in the 20th century, diffuses the light supplied by the low-voltage LED strips housed in the metallic support structure.
Marrakech
Marrakech is a ceiling lamp which could also be used as a wall lamp, but its greatest strength is its limitless configuration potential: the regular hexagonal shape allows endless additions of the glass elements which distinguish the collection, with their different surface designs (up to three versions). The Rugiada effect applied to the back of each element, a technique patented by Barovier&Toso in the 20th century, diffuses the light supplied by the low-voltage LED strips housed in the metallic support structure.
Description
Additional information
| Brand |
Barovier&Toso |
|---|---|
| Color |
White |
| Dimensions |
101.6 x 124.46 x 5.08 |
