

Ingo Maurer Floatation Pendant Lamp
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Cable length
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Description
The Ingo Maurer Floatation Pendant Lamp is made from the Japanese paper shades and offers ambient illumination. The Floatation Ingo Maurer Pendant Lamp comes with 3 hand-crafted shades suspended by thin metal cords, making it a real attention-grabbing and eye-catcher over your dining table or as normal illumination of any room of your house.

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Dimensions
Version 1- Ø 120 cm, Version 2- Ø 100 cm, Version 3- Ø 75 cm Height: 45cmMaterial
Japanese paper, metal, iron ringIP Value
IP20Cable Length
200 cm or;
Custom length up to 450 cm (please contact us after your purchase)Socket Type Bulb
E27Appliance Classes
Class IIDesigner
Ingo MaurerVoltage
230/125 VTechnical Information
EEC A++–EProduct Code
1222000Brand - Product Type
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Understanding the Kelvin (K) rating is crucial for creating an optimal lighting environment. The color temperature of light influences visual comfort, task efficiency, and mood. Higher Kelvin values suit focused workspaces, while lower values are best for relaxed settings.Also from Ingo Maurer