2015 Moby 1 Lamp in White by Birgitte Due Madsen for Karakter

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Birgitte due madsen , jonas trampedach, 2015 moby 1 white for karakter moby is an extraordinarily sculptural table lamp. Filled … more Birgitte due madsen , jonas trampedach, 2015 moby 1 white for karakter moby is an extraordinarily sculptural table lamp. Filled with intriguing contrasts, it balances a soft and comforting light with a striking, futuristic design. The void in the main element creates a small cap in which the light source is enclosed. When moby is on, the soft light unfolds and illuminates the cavity, immediately drawing the attention to the organic curves. In 2016, birgitte due madsen and jonas trampedach received the prestigious silver hetsch medal for moby, the highest recognition available from the danish art and crafts movement of 1879. The two designers run separate studios in copenhagen, but their collective fondness of the soft, delicate plaster material, typically used for fine art and prototypes, led to this collaboration and the creation of moby. The lamp was originally cast in plaster, but has now been translated into a durable matte acrylic material with a similar silky-smooth expression. Product material acovi acrylic measurements height 20cm width 24,2cm depht 9,5cm certifications electrical certifications ul, ce electrical specifications cord material rubber cord length 2 m cord color white light temperature 2700 k dimmer on cord dimmer type touch, stepless led light source integrated bulb replaceable yes, by professional power supply switching 230v/110v with eu/uk/au/us/jp/cn plugs cri >90 power 10 w ip rating ip20 led lifespan 50000 hrs general specifications enviroment indoor requires assembly no this lamp is wired for europe, if used in us or any other country the client will need to convert it. this piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
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however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity



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up to 250v (europe/uk standard). less