Sirius Accent Lamp

It's no wonder that Nemo called this lighting fixture "Sirius," because this modern accent lamp means serious business. With a large rounded hand blown glass diffuser molded in the shape of a doughnut, this beautiful accent lamp emits a soft glowing accent light that indirectly adds depth to your space, while stylishly fitting with virtually any decor.

Learn more about The Sirius Accent Lamp below:

FEATURES:

• Accent table lamp
• Sirius collection
• Brushed steel base
• Opal white diffuser
• Diffuser in triplex blown glass
• Diffuser has a double wall- both inside and outside
• Bottom part of diffuser is enclosed
• Emits diffused light through the glass
• Warm light tone and excellent color rendering

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SPECIFICATIONS:

• Accommodates (6) 40 watt G9 halogen bulbs (not included)
• Overall dimensions: 9.06" H x 15.75" W

Specifications

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DESIGNER: CARLO COLUMBO

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Born in Carimate, Italy in 1967, and with a degree in architecture from Milan University, since 1993, Carlo Colombo has worked mainly in the design field and as a consultant to the design industry. He has worked for top names, including Cappellini, Flexform, Ycami Edizioni and Vittorio Bonacina.

Carlo Colombo teaches lessons on industrial packaging at Milan's Politecnico University. Columbo is also an assistant to the Furnishing Faculty. He has attended and represented Italy at numerous industrial design conferences and meetings abroad, in countries such as Israel, Portugal, and Greece. In 1995, he aided in the design and restructuring of social buildings and private residences.

His most important works include the commissions for Poliform in 1995, Varemma in 1997, and for his "Units and Agape" in 2000. His projects have been displayed in museums and at contemporary art and design exhibitions. For example, his "Ligabue" table at "Design et miroir du siècle," 1993, is on display in Paris, and the "Archimede" bed is featured in the Im Neuen Museum Weserburg Bremen, as well as his "Zigozago" rug, at the Cologne Museum of of Applied Arts.

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