Tim Smoke Pendant 106 Chandeliers & Pendants Bomma

Tim Smoke Pendant

By Olgoj Chorchoj, for Bomma

Tim Smoke Pendant

By Olgoj Chorchoj, For Bomma

$3,538.00 - $5,788.00

SPEC #: BOM890456 | ID: 1/80/95100/1/USGRE/450/A/K/2,5

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Tim Smoke Pendant

SPEC #: BOM890456

ID: 1/80/95100/1/USGRE/450/A/K/2,5

Designed by Olgoj ChorchojRead Bio

The Tim Smoke Pendant is a monumental piece that marked Bomma's entry into the world of top level lighting. The sheer weight and size reaches the limits of what can be achieved by free form mouth blowing of glass. These impressive pendants embody design simplicity and glass making mastery.

The glass is mouth-blown thus the intensity of color and gradient may slightly vary. TRIAC dimming.

Note: 25.6 Inch Option: For fixtures over 50 pounds additional ceiling support, such as a robust 5/8 inch plywood backing, is necessary.

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Finish: Black

Color: Smoke Grey

Prop 65 Warning for California Residents This product can expose you to chemicals, which are known in the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to https://www.p65warnings.ca.gov/.

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BOMMA is a leading Czech glass manufacturer specializing in handcrafted crystal lighting. Their exquisite designs transform interiors, creating a unique ambiance in every space. As a renowned modern European glass brand, BOMMA combines exceptional traditional craftsmanship with a minimalist aesthetic, resulting in impressive and delightful lighting fixtures that add a touch of sophistication to any home or commercial space.

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The Studio was founded in 1990 during the Vitra Design Museum workshop led by Denis Santachiara. At that time Michal Fronk and Jan Nmeek studied Architecture at AAAD Prague (Academy of Arts Prague). Jan had a car and could drive them to the workshop in Switzerland, the start of a 25-year collaboration. They focus on industrial design, interiors and the reconstruction of historical and industrial buildings. Professor Michal and Jan now head the Atelier of Design at AAAD Prague, they inspire and influence the youngest generation of Czech talents. They have become ambassadors of Czech design. Their works are represented in collections of prestigious galleries and museums such as the Metropolitan Museum New York.