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FLYING is a family of sculptural pendant lamps with a soft organic shape. When suspended, they appear to float beautifully in the air. FLYING lamps are designed, made and distributed with sustainability in mind. The lampshade is created via a 3D knitting process directly from yarn to the final product, so no material is wasted. The LED light source is built into the top of the lamp so the light is softly diffused through the knitted bottom part of the lamp.
FLYING lamps are also flat-packed in cardboard, making them compact and therefore more sustainable in terms of transport and distribution.
FLYING lamps are also flat-packed in cardboard, making them compact and therefore more sustainable in terms of transport and distribution.
Regular price
7.995,00 DKK
Regular price
Sale price
7.995,00 DKK
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SKU:FLY78 IW
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Materials
Materials
Shade is made of 3D knitted flame retardent polyester.
Dimensions
Dimensions
Product dimensions:
H33 x Ø78 cm
Packaging dimensions:
L80 x W80 x H12 cm
5 kg
Comes with 3 meter black cord and a canopy.
Specifications
Specifications
EAN: 5710780617811
Built-in LED Module, LED 24W~2183.5 lm, 3000K, RA>90 CRI. CE-Certified, IP20.
EAN: 5710780617828
Built-in LED Module, LED 24W~2183.5 lm, 3000K, RA>90 CRI. CE-Certified, IP20.
EAN: 5710780617835
Built-in LED Module, LED 24W~2183.5 lm, 3000K, RA>90 CRI. CE-Certified, IP20.
EAN: 5710780617842
Built-in LED Module, LED 24W~2183.5 lm, 3000K, RA>90 CRI. CE-Certified, IP20.
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
Need Help?
Need Help?
Telephone: +45 70 20 84 64
Mail: info@madebyhand.dk
About the designer
Boris Berlin
Boris Berlin, one of the most accomplished designers working in Copenhagen today and is a founding partner of Boris Berlin Design, Komplot Design and Iskos-Berlin Design. The geography of his clients spreads from Denmark and Sweden to USA and Japan. He has won numerous design awards and his works are part of the collections of several museums, including the Designmuseum Denmark, Die Neue Sammlung in Munich, the Museum of Modern Art in New York, V&A in London, Vitra Design Museum, etc. He views design as a form of storytelling revealing the essence of objects: “I think the best design is one you recognize, though you have never seen it before”