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Annee: 2025
Le lampadaire en verre coloré Wanted est réalisée avec une technique Balloton ancienne, typique de la tradition artisanale des maîtres vitriers de Venezia. Le modèle est proposé en deux hauteurs et dans différentes teintes, selon l'intensité chromatique souhaitée pour l'espace. Par exemple, dans la version haute, il apporte une touche de couleur intense, avec des tonalités vertes ou ambrées. Dans la version lampadaire bas, le cristal blanc opacifié aux reflets irisés, évoquant une surface glacée, diffuse une lumière douce depuis le bas.
Wanted est idéal pour accompagner des canapés, des fauteuils ou des assises lounge basses et relaxantes. Un détail de style dans des environnements évolutifs et fonctionnels, où le design de l'éclairage s'adapte aux différents moments de la journée.
Les éléments de cette lampe balloton sont caractérisés par un motif tridimensionnel à losanges entrecroisés, obtenus par un moule en métal. Après le soufflage, les pointes de l’intérieur du moule modèlent le verre en fusion pour obtenir l’effet typique à plusieurs facettes de la technique de balloton.
L’effet optique est spectaculaire, accentué davantage par les hachures du cristal coloré. La lumière reflète entre les ondulations régulières et elle rend un effet tamisé et délicat.
Ce lampadaire bas ou haut, est composé de plusieurs abat-jour superposés dont le bord est enveloppé par un anneau transparent, qui semble contenir un matériau souple et changeant, plutôt que du cristal rigide. Cette exécution manuelle du verre est spectaculaire, elle est capable de rendre gracieux et de donner un âme doux au matériau froid et rigide.
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Lampe au sol avec structure en acier gaufré noir (GFM73). Abat-jour en verre artistique décoré "Balloton" Verde Pavone, Ambra ou Madreperla. Éclairage à led avec variateur et interrupteur au sol.
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