Globo di Luce Pendant by Fontana Arte | UL3644CR

Globo di Luce Pendant - Chrome / Metallic Silver

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Globo di Luce Pendant

By Roberto Menghi, for Fontana Arte

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Width:
11.8”

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MFR ID: UL3644CR
ITEM #: FON84942

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Globo di Luce Pendant, available in two sizes, features Metallic Silver globe in blown glass with anodized aluminum reflector, Chrome canopy, and transparent feeding cable. Small size is 11.8 inches wide x 11.4 inches high x 98.4 inch maximum overall height and requires one 75 watt 120 volt G9 halogen lamp not included. Large size is 17.7 inches wide x 16.9 inches high x 98.4 inch maximum overall height and requires one 150 watt 120 volt T10 halogen lamp not included. UL listed.

Finish: Chrome
Shade Color: Metallic Silver
Size: 11.4"H x 11.8"W
Dimmer: Incandescent
Labels: UL

Lamp Source: Halogen
Bulb:
1 x T4/G9/75W/120V Halogen
(NOT INCLUDED)
Total Wattage: 75 watts

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About Fontana Arte

Founded in 1932 from an idea by Gio Ponti, FontanaArte is one of the Italian companies that have written the history of lighting and furnishing in Italy and around the world. They have involved the most important architects and lighting designers, who together with the company have built a cultural project on architecture, lighting and furnishings. Timeless objects, with splendid shapes, some of which have become design classics on show in the most important museums around the world.

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Roberto Menghi was born in Milan and graduated from the Polytechnic in 1944.
He was immediately called on to play his part in the Second World War and after the Armistice, his opposition to the setting up of the Italian Social Republic led to his internment in a concentration camp in Czestochowa. Once freed, he opened his own design studio in his home city, where he worked in architectural, interior and industrial design.
On two occasions he received awards at the Triennale with the Gran Premio in the Glass and Design Sections the and two Compasso d’Oro awards for Design. For FontanaArte he designed the Globo di luce series of lamps, first produced in 1968.
In the field of architecture he dedicated his time to the refurbishment of buildings with special artistic interest, such as Palazzo dei Giureconsulti in Milan. He taught Architecture at Venice and Milan Universities and Design at the Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti in Milan and the Academy of Bath.