Tom Dixon - Mirror Ball LED Range Round, with suspension system

Mirror Ball LED Range Round, with suspension system.

With this Mirror Ball Range Round Pendant System from Tom Dixon, you have a set of lamps that reflect the environment in a cluster of crystal clear polished spheres.

The Pendant system is supplied with a suspension system that accentuates the varying dimensions of the lamp sphere.

The spheres have an impressive appearance that is partly due to polycarbonate's ability to reflect a polished effect; and all with a certain transparency, so that the glow of the internal lamp can be seen when you switch it on.

The Mirror Ball Pendant System is the epitome of versatility, giving you the ability to move and customize any mirrored light cover to suit your needs, while also giving you the freedom to combine your original system with multiple others or other cluster sets.

Dimensions: Height: 139 cm x Diameter: 95 cm.

Individual  dimensions: 25 cm pendant lamp - Height: 41 cm x Diameter: 31 cm / 40 cm pendant lamp - Height: 55 cm x Diameter: 45 cm / 50 cm pendant lamp - Height: 64 cm x Diameter: 55 cm

Ceiling hood - Height: 8 cm x Diameter: 64 cm / cord length: 250cm

Materials and finishes:
Polycarbonate sphere - Ceiling hood: plastic and steel.

Bulb (not included)
1 x 25 W max. E14 LED
2 x 28 W Max. E27 LED

IP20 rated.

Bio Tom Dixon:

Tom Dixon worked as creative director for Habitat before founding his own design agency in partnership with David Begg in 2002, with the ambition to reinvent British design. In 2004, the Swedish investment company Proventus took a majority stake in the young brand Tom Dixon and a group was formed with the classic Finnish company Artek (now owned by Vitra).
Both companies were creatively led by Tom Dixon and under the management of David Begg. This experience strengthened Tom Dixon's love for Scandinavian design, which has always been an important part of his inspiration (take his S-Chair for example, one of his first designs created in 1987, heavily influenced by Verner Panton's System 123).
Today, the Tom Dixon brand offers lighting, furniture and accessories for both private homes and public spaces.