Etta Pendant Suspension
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Looking for more options? Every project has its own budget, timeline and brief. Cocolea's design studio can also create bespoke furniture through our own production, tailored to your space, with alternative materials, sizes, finishes and price points. Call 1800 855 665 or email sales@cocolea.com.au to discuss your options.
Etta pendant lamp boasts a nostalgic and feminine retro glow, courtesy of the jazz singer Etta Jones, which was the inspiration for this curvy lighting fixture. Etta is a luxurious pendant light with 20 different brass leaves, which are all shaped and assembled by hand by DelightFULL’s skilled artisans. Etta’s standard copper plated finish helps to provide a soft and warm light, that is cast through its layers, giving a romantic ambiance to any setting. Nevertheless, keep in mind that this mid-century suspended light can be customized according to your needs and requests. It is the ideal copper pendant lamp for a sophisticated kitchen design, but it can also be used as a suspended bedside lamp.
Dimensions
Height: 60 cm. Diameter: 30-35 cm. Weight: 9.5 kg.
Bulbs
4 x G9 LED bulbs, 4W Power, 3000K Colour Temperature, Non-Dimmable (bulbs not included for North America).
Materials & Finishes
Body: Brass.
Cocolea is an authorised DelightFULL retailer in Australia. Package, custom and trade pricing is available for residential, hospitality and commercial projects; enquire for details. Enquire to discuss custom sizes and affordable material option variations of this product. Call 1800 855 665 or email sales@cocolea.com.au.
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