Alumina large contemporary wall light Art Deco

Wall lamp with square diffusers in white and grey Murano crystal, grid and satin bronze metal structure - Barovier&Toso - Wall lights

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The large Alumina wall lamp is a contemporary and geometric evocation ofe Art Deco style, with its superimposed white and grey Venetian crystal square diffusers and its satin bronze metal grid, all illuminated by integrated LED modules. The wall lamp consists of an arrangement of four grey crystal squares decorated with bubbles and the one in the centre is white, fixed on a light structure in dark satin bronze metal, and completed with four metal grid elements of the same finish. The whole forms a geometric design creating a luminous picture.
Barovier & Toso, which comes from a long line of master glassmakers dating back to the 14th century, perpetuates the family tradition and know-how as well as the firm's leading position, while having introduced a modernist dimension and innovative aesthetics into the discipline of Murano glasswork.
Dimensions: 88cm wide, 10cm overhanging the wall, 85cm high, 8kg.
The light source comes from 4 x 4W G9 LED bulbs supplied with the luminaire.

Product reference: 21070218

Shipped within: 9 to 10 weeks

The price shown includes 20% of VAT for France. The applicable VAT and the shipping costs will be calculated in the Basket, according to the destination. Return policy: in Europe, you can return your purchase within 14 days of the reception date, if for any reason you are unhappy with it. Please read the article 10 of our Terms and Conditions for more details.

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Barovier&Toso

Venetian crystal chandeliers in classic and contemporary high-end design.

Founded in 1295, Barovier&Toso is one of the oldest and most prestigious Murano glass factories in Venice. It was on this date that the first official document mentioning M. Barovier, a master glassmaker on the island of Murano, was found. A century and a half later, the House of Barovier entered the history books once and for all, thanks to Angelo Barovier's revolutionary invention of a material of extreme transparency and magnificent brilliance. What makes this formula unique and still in use today is the total absence of arsenic and lead in its composition. In 1455, Angelo Barovier was granted the exclusive right to produce 'Cristallo Veneziano' or Venetian crystal. The twentieth century was the second high point in the history of this great family, thanks to the personality and talent of Ercole, a prolific and gifted designer whose models are still the best references in the collection. Barovier&Toso chandeliers are of incomparable elegance and craftsmanship.