Contour Linear Pendant 109 Chandeliers & Pendants CTO Lighting

Contour Linear Pendant

By Dan Yeffet, for CTO Lighting

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Contour Linear Pendant - Antique Bronze / Clear Kiln Glass
Contour Linear Pendant - Antique Bronze / Bronze Kiln Glass

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Contour Linear Pendant

By Dan Yeffet, For CTO Lighting

$15,813.00 - $16,567.00

Color
Clear Kiln Glass

Canopy
Mounting Plate

SPEC #: CTO1562475 | ID: CTO-CONPEHABCK-CM-110

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      • Finish: Antique Bronze
      • Color: Clear Kiln Glass
      • Canopy: Mounting Plate
      • Size: 70.9"L x 6.5"W x 7.9"H
      • Shipping Weight: 69.41 lbs
      • Product Weight: 66.10 lbs
      • Dimmer: Low Voltage Electronic
      • Materials: Metal, Glass
      • Lamp Source: LED
      • Bulb:
        1 x LED/58W/120V LED
        Integrated LED module
      • Total Wattage: 58 watts
      • Lamp Color: 2700K
      • Canopy: 4.6" diameter x 0.3"H
      • Downrods: One pair of 39.4" rods (adjustable on site)
      • Country of Origin: United Kingdom
      • CECE
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Contour Linear Pendant

SPEC #: CTO1562475

ID: CTO-CONPEHABCK-CM-110

Designed by Dan YeffetRead Bio

The Contour Linear Pendant offers a stunning focal point with its combination of refined proportions and rich texture. A pair of kiln glass diffusers evoke the texture of tree bark and gently diffuse light from the integrated LED light source. The pairing of clear glass and patinated metal creates a dazzling interplay of light and shadow. Available with ceiling Mounting Plate and remote driver or Ceiling Rose with driver located in canopy.

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Finish: Antique Bronze

Color: Bronze Kiln Glass, Clear Kiln Glass

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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Founded in 1998 by Chris and Clare Turner, , CTO Lighting is run by creative directors, spawned from the idea that high-end materials and contemporary design can live hand-in-hand. Partnering with top-tier designers and using premium materials like satin brass, bronze, alabaster and handblown glass, CTO Lighting has grown to become one of the leaders in luxury lighting. From stylish and classic statement pieces to bespoke one-of-a-kind projects, the London-based company has taken the design world by storm. You can find their work in British Airways, Harrods, Eurostar, Rosewood Hotels, Aqua Kyoto and beyond.

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Dan Yeffet was born in 1971 in Jerusalem. He studied at Bezalel Academy: School of Art and Design in Jerusalem and graduated in the Gerrit Rietveld in Amsterdam in 2002. After graduating, he freelanced at various design and architecture offices in the Netherlands on different projects.

Later, Dan created JellyLab, his own design studio and platform in Amsterdam. In 2005, the studio moved to Paris where it now resides. The works of Dan can be found in various collections around the world such as the New Design Museum in Chicago, the Museum of Art's "Visual Delight" in Philadelphia; the Modam Museum in Luxembourg and the FNAC Foundation in Paris. When asked to define his work, Dan answers: definitions are our limits; I would like to consider myself as an explorer and adventurer.