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Ginko Pendant
Ginko Pendant
Ginko Pendant
Ginko Pendant
Ginko Pendant
Ginko Pendant
Ginko Pendant

    Ginko Pendant

    Before going their separate ways in 2009, the members of Norway Says, the internationally recognised design trio from Oslo, designed Ginko for Örsjö. The lamp’s name is an acknowledgement of the inspiration the design derives from the leaves of the maidenhair tree (Ginkgo Biloba). The pared-down expression is reinforced by the choice of material; lacquered aluminium lends the lamp an air of stylish restraint. The lines of the shade are amplified by the slender aluminium stem that extends upwards from the shade to sheathe the lower part the cord. This design detail adds extra character to the overall expression. A diffuser in the shade intensifies and spreads the light while also eliminating glare from the light source. Ginko was awarded the distinction Best Light by the design magazine Wallpaper in 2009.
    Özellikler
    • Design Norway Says Electrical data Class I IP20 HF 230V Description Ceiling cup and shade in matching colour. Grey textile cord. Glare shield in opal plastic. Dimmable on request. Connection Cable with ceiling socket length 1000 mm Mounting Ceiling hook Light source 1x40W T5 2GX13
    Teknik özellikler
    • Benzersiz ref.Ginko-Pendant
    • Ürün ailesiGinko
    • Ürün grubuCeiling
    • TipObje (Tekil Nesne)
    • Yayınlanma tarihi2018-12-17
    • Baskı numarası1
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    • Ana malzemeMetal
    • Tasarım yeriİsveç
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    • BIMobject kategorisiAydınlatma - Avizeler
    • IFC sınıflandırmasıLamba
    • ETIM KoduEG000028
    • ETIM AdıLamps
    • UNSPSC adıLamps and lightbulbs
    • UNSPSC kodu391016
    • Uniclass 2015 koduPr_70_70_46
    • Uniclass 2015 açıklamasıLamps
    • CSI MasterFormat 2014 kodu12 43 13
    • CSI MasterFormat 2014 başlığıLamps
    • OmniClass numarası23-35 45 15
    • OmniClass başlığıLamps
    • CSI UniFormat II koduD50
    • CSI UniFormat II başlığıELECTRICAL

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