DOME lamp 100

€2.500,00
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Each DOME lamp is a unrepeatable piece, chosen from a small pre-produced stock in a marble quarry. Since each marble block is unique, each piece appearance may vary from hundreds of possible natural designs and colours. Delivery time: 4 to 6 weeks
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Design

Pedro Sottomayor

Photography

©Ricardo Bravo

Light source

AC Round PCB - Dimmable

Voltage

230V

Colour Temperature

2700-3000K

Power

50W

Light Intensity

8000lm

Dimensions in cm

Ø100

Weight in kg

21

Material

Marble from the Estremoz region

Country of origin

Portugal

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DOME lamp 100

DOME is a lamp not like any other. Each one is a unique marble piece, carved into existence after being carefully chosen from a small pre-produced stock in a marble quarry. Its name arises from the thin rounded convex shape that it has. Michelangelo said that “every block of stone has a statue inside it and it is the task of the sculptor to discover it”, and that is what DOME is all about.

Since each marble block is unique, each lamp appearance may vary from hundreds of possible natural designs and colours. For this reason, this powerful lamp easily stands out when turned off. However, when turned on, the light surpasses the thin layer of stone and the exhibited contrasts become an evidence of its beautiful natural features.

Designer

Pedro Sottomayor

Pedro Sottomayor (b. 1973) founded his design office in Lisbon in 2009. Since then, there have been two main strands to his work: the development of new products; and creative direction for brands and companies. As a creative director, Pedro seeks to find the often hidden potential of each specific industry in order to build competitive brands or develop new products. His in-depth knowledge of industrial processes has helped him achieve great success in all areas of his work. For Pedro, every project has a potential waiting to be harnessed that can be used to create amazing products.

Originally from Porto, Pedro went to Italy to study industrial design and learn directly from Italian masters. His experience in Italy was crucial to developing the principles that guide his approach to design: beauty, functionality, culture, sustainability and design awareness.