25 Degree Big Wall Light 24 Wall Lighting tossB

25 Degree Big Wall Light

By Alain Monnens, for tossB

25 Degree Big Wall Light

By Alain Monnens, For tossB

$567.00

SPEC #: TSB571088 | ID: T75A2DZL

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25 Degree Big Wall Light

SPEC #: TSB571088

ID: T75A2DZL

Designed by Alain MonnensRead Bio

The 25 Degree Big Wall Light is a sleek classic piece. The position of the bulb in the fixture is discreetly hidden so that the light is diffuse and projected in different angles on the wall. When multiple fixtures are combined an appealing and playful atmosphere is inevitable. 360 degree rotating and spot is 30 degree orientable. Dimmable with a Triac dimmer.

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Finish: Black, White

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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Exploring minimalism and geometry, Belgium-based tossB fold into the contemporary lighting lexicon with ease. Partnering with up-and-coming designers from the Benelux region, tossB pairs the latest technology with pared-down designs to create something that's both timeless and timely. Refined, polished, and pure, tossB gives any style that extra special touch. Explore tossB lighting, chandeliers, pendants, table lamps, ceiling lights and more.

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Alain Monnens was born September 23rd 1969 in Bree and graduated with honours as an industrial designer at the media & design academy in Genk.

"I don"t like products with decorations or additions that don"t add anything. My designs aren"t contrived and don"t scream for attention. The key question is: how can I make this easy and simple? How can you create an object that is free of the unnecessary without sacrificing funtionality?" It is this quest that forms the constant in his work. Along with lighting, Monnens also designs bowls and furniture. "You shouldn"t be restricted by products or materials. Designing for different sectors also works as a form of cross-pollination."