FRIDA 4249

designer:

ABS Studio

Annee du projet:

2016

typologie:

appliques

ampoules:

12W E27 LED

sources:

led

lumiere:

diffuse

degre IP:

poids net:

1,40 Kg

materiaux:

métal, verre sufflé, verre satiné

Installables sur surfaces enflammables

Appareil Réparable

5 ans de garantie

Gallery

Applique à lumière diffuse IP43 en verre soufflé satiné blanc avec détails chromés et douille avec culot E27.

La ligne élégante lui donne une apparence qui s'adapte bien à tout type d'environnement, des intérieurs classiques aux intérieurs modernes et à tout type de contexte, du résidentiel à l'hébergement touristique.

Dernière mise à jour le 28/07/2022

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