Ball Light rod pendant, 2006
Ball Light rod pendant by Michael Anastassiades.
Michael Anastassiades' philosophy is to produce exceptionally designed objects of permanent value. His designs are fabricated in carefully sourced family-run workshops, selected for their unique manufacturing skills and tradition in the use of materials.
Minimum total drop: 25cm
Maximum total drop: 215cm
Please confirm the required rod length.
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Description
Ball Light rod pendant by Michael Anastassiades.
Michael Anastassiades' philosophy is to produce exceptionally designed objects of permanent value. His designs are fabricated in carefully sourced family-run workshops, selected for their unique manufacturing skills and tradition in the use of materials.
Minimum total drop: 25cm
Maximum total drop: 215cm
Please confirm the required rod length.
Dimensions
Small: 6.1dia x 12.8cmh
Large: 9.5dia x 17.3cmh
Weight: 2kg
Materials
The Ball rod pendant lamp is available in two sizes with a pendant rod and in a choice of finishes, Black Patinated or Polished Nickel.
Recommended bulbs:
Small: E14 G9 Retrofit 33W 458lm/2700k
240V dimmable
Large: E27 G9 Retrofit 33W 458lm/2700k
240V dimmable
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Michael Anastassiades has trained in Civil Engineering at Imperial College of Science Technology and Medicine and has a masters Degree in Industrial Design from the Royal College of Art in London.
After working freelance with various renowned Design practices he set up his own studio in 1994. Since then, he has been exploring contemporary notions of culture and aesthetics through a combination of product, furniture and environmental design. Playfully positioned between fine Art and Design his unique, yet discreet work seeks to provoke dialogue, participation and interaction out of what would normally be a series of, inanimate, mundane utilitarian objects.
